Here's your chance to get your hands on a classic 80s drum machine. This particular Sequential Circuits Drumtraks looks and sounds awesome. Except for a little sratch in the metal in the front of the case (see picture) it's in great shape. Battery is good and keeps recorded sequences. It comes with the original manual, the original preset cassette, as well as two extra eprom chips (one from a Linn Drum labelled "Alternate Bass 11" and one made for the Drumtraks by a company called Digidrums labelled " Electronic Tom #3"). The Linn Drum bass drum eprom works perfectly well in the Drumtraks and gives it a punchier kick drum. I'm also throwing in a homemade snake (not pictured) cable with printed labels that allows you to multitrack each of the machines 6 individual outputs to a mixer. I recorded this video of the unit in action, sorry for the bad quality, see it on Youtube:
Item# 160396178183
Starting Bid - $350
Buy it Now - $480
Auction Time - 6 Days Left
1 comment:
ha! Cool! I have a SCI Drumtraks. I modified every EPROM socket with a ZIF socket, for really fast chip changing. I also modified (oh yeah, I guess you would say it's somewhat circuit bent) the tom channel with a toggle switch that throws the sample rate down to 1/4 speed, so you can get these enormous explosive toms... pretty cool. Now if I can just get it back from permanent loan status with Allen Clapp of The Orange Peels...
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