$125 (that's Canadian dollars, folks), including the MD-280 disk drive and

a bunch of disks. It's a great little lo-fi sampler but tops out at 16 kHz

frequency response (i.e. 32 kHz sample rate) so don't expect crystal-clear

high end on your sound. Otherwise it's great - those sliders make some

wonderfully horrendous zippering noises when you crank them while playing back

a sound! I recommend it highly for butchering otherwise boring sounds.

and a disk drive for 170$(us)). it samples 12-bit for about 10 seconds at

the lowest sample rate, and it has a nice filter, but a weak

LFO. It's cool too because it has sliders for loop start and end points.

(it also has an "alternate" feature where it plays normal, then reverse.