AcidLab Detroit

Analog Drum Machine

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800.00

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The analog drum machine based on the technical concept of Roland TR-909, but featuring additional functions.

Country of origin / production: Germany

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Usage area
Bass Synthesizer
Usage Design/ Form Factor
Without Keys, Desktop
Archetype
Analogue (A)
Programs/ Voices/ Timbres
Percussion/ Drum Capabilities	Snare Drum
Percussion/ Drum Capabilities	Clap/ Hand Clap
Percussion/ Drum Capabilities	Hi-Hat Open
Percussion/ Drum Capabilities	Low Tom
Percussion/ Drum Capabilities	Mid Tom
Percussion/ Drum Capabilities	Hi Tom
Percussion/ Drum Capabilities	Bass Drum
Percussion/ Drum Capabilities	Rim Shot
Percussion/ Drum Capabilities	Crash/ Ride
Percussion/ Drum Capabilities	Ride/ Crash
MIDI
General MIDI (GM)
MIDI in/ out
IN
OUT
Audio out
Stereo
Dedicated output per voice
Analogue: 1/4" (6.35mm)	12
Power
Voltage	15V
Power Supply	External
Case/ body
Metal
Color
Silver
Production start	2016

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Roland TR-909 Rhythm Machine 4 800.00 U.S.Dollars

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AcidLab Detroit Or Another TR-909 Clone

A small German company producing drum machines and modular components – AcidLab – announced the release of their new instrument called AcidLab Detroit. This drum machine is based on the concept of the legendary Roland TR-909 but Dipl. Ing. (FH) Klaus Süßmuth promises some elaboration comparing to the original models – he always improves his creations. Now we have only basic technical description and a photo of the new clone. The price of Detroit shouldn’t go beyond $800.

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