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Roland TR-707 - Hot or Not?

soulbrono1soulbrono1 205 Posts
edited November 2008 in Strut Central
We all know about the 808 but what about the 707? There is one for auction in a Goodwill near by starting at $45 that looks bascially unused...original box and packaging, etc., etc.b, 21b, 21I really would like a vintage drum machine but I've pretty much stayed on software for the last six years.b, 21b, 21Good deal or not? b, 21b, 21img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/jeigh.gif" alt="" /1 or img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/walkawaysonfinal.gif" alt="" /1?b, 21b, 21

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  • Young_PhonicsYoung_Phonics 8,039 Posts
    Not. If this is in the bay area I'll gladly grab iy just to make sure no one else has to endure it's crapulence. I'm that nice of a guy.
  • UnconSciUnconSci 824 Posts
    Buy it and mail it to me. I'll buy that for 50 bucks.
  • Raf_OneRaf_One 1 Post
    it's DOPE if you want to sync it to an SH-101 or make a chicago house record (lots of them used it and 727). It's got seperate outs for all the sounds and a very easy to use sequencer. By itself doesn't sond like much, but run it thru any reverb and it comes to life.b, 21b, 21All in all, a good first drum machine.
  • jaysusjaysus 787 Posts
    Do itb, 21b, 21/object1b, 21b, 21909 is really what's good:b, 21/object1b, 21b, 21Either way you can always grip and flip for $$$ on the bay, they are all wanted machines.
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