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I was planning to add in my original comment that the Roland SE-02 wasn't even built by Roland, its a studio electronics adaptation into their boutique form fac
by S_A_P 9y ago
I was planning to add in my original comment that the Roland SE-02 wasn't even built by Roland, its a studio electronics adaptation into their boutique form factor. That said, its a pretty cool little piece of gear that can definitely give you the Minimoog-ish sound its shooting for and a bit more. I wouldn't say its a perfect minimoog clone though, but its a great little piece of gear.
Funny think about the TB-303. I found one in a pawn shop while I was in college in College Station. They had a TR-606/TB-303 for 60 dollars. I was just beginning to get into my gear head phase and remember reading on one of the early internet music sites what an important piece of gear it was. Thinking its too good to be true, I took an extra 386 PC I had laying around and offered it in trade(I was broke and didnt have 60 bucks). They accepted, and I took home these 2 boxes. This was around 1997 I believe. Wish I'd have kept them, but I ended up profiting pretty nicely from them.
- cJ0th 9y agoThat's a nice story re the 303 ;) The SE-02 is all right but let's see what happens when Behringer introduces its Moog clone for $300! http://www.factmag.com/2017/06/28/behringer-d-synth-pre-order/ http://www.factmag.com/2017/06/28/behringer-d-synth-pre-orde...