Sound Master Rhythm Drummaschine (Sammlerstück)

Hallo,

verkaufe ein Sammlerstück aus den 80er Jahren. Eine der ersten Drum Maschinen. Made in Japan. Wer danach sucht, weiß, dass es sich hier um ein seltenes Gerät handelt. Es ist funktionstüchtig und kann mit einer 9V Batterie oder einem Netzteil betrieben werden.
Leider gibt es keinen Karton dabei.

Bei Fragen oder weiteren Fotos, einfach anschreiben.

Liebe Grüße
Daniel


Kopierer Text von einer Website:
Rhythms: 8 presets
Drum voices: 5 ( bass drum,  snare drum,  claves,  hihat,  cymbal )
There are three trimmers in the Sound Master Rhythm 1
Trimmer to set the claves sound's lenght  (up to self-oscillation),  and a trimmer for sound balance (more or less snare and highs) and a trimmer for tuning tempo."

Quote from Dubsounds Website ;
Back at the start of the '80s, a new market was opening up for cheap, user-friendly beatboxes aimed directly at guitarists and bass players. Around that time, quite a few of these preset "stomp box" style rhythm machines were released by various manufacturers designed specifically for practice and auto accompaniment.

Sound Master, who are remembered mainly for their best selling Dr Rhythm style SR-88 "Memory Rhythm", released two stomp-box models. Their first called "Rhythm 1" came with regular rhythms but later, they must have had a re-think and issued a second model, the cheekily named "Disco Beat" complete with a silver metalflake paint job and black stars!

Knowing nothing about these machines, it was assumed that they would employ the same circuit design as the SR-88 and therefore sound pretty much the same (with cheesy presets). Wrong! Unexpectedly, this unit has completely surprised us. The sounds turned out to be far better! There are 5 voices compared to the 4 on the SR-88 and they sound... well I guess the simplest thing would be to describe them as "more expensive". To top it all, they also have their own character and are pretty unique. The snare is the stand-out sound, it is fantastic and the kick (usually the weak point on cheap machines such as this) is also very good. The closed hi-hat is razor sharp and cuts into a mix like a scalpel. The only weak side is the rimshot and the cymbal. The rim is a bit gungy but that in itself is probably all the more reason to love it. The cymbal is... well unique!