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Interesting little box. 200 Tones, 50 Combinations (A combination can have any of 30 forms). Without a manual it would be hard to understand since each form is different and effects layers, note mapping etc, with a manual, it's easy. The only editing is to select the tones for the combinations and all the standard utility functions. 16 voice max.
A built in basic Rhythmn box with 30 types (Rock, Disco, etc) and fills. Very basic with no variation of beat but a good little quickie practice loops.
It has a slide volume, Utility, Rhythmn, Bank button in one column. A form, assign and level in another column, A intro/fill and Stop/Start for the rhythmn part on the third column.
Sounds are basically a small snapshot selection from the M1. A mix of everything from weird, organ, string, piano, etc. Some are real thin, some a quite decent. If you layer this with a 2nd module of any kind or layer combinations (form1) the results can be quite nifty. Throw some effects on for good measure. (It has none).
Bare bones display is a simple LED type.
Midi - Responds fine, can set all the basic stuff. Sysex -Nonexistant-. You can't save your combinations to computer. It has a battery that is supposed to last 5 years.
I typically see it sell from anywhere from $40 to $90 bucks. Anything in that price range like this is cheaper than a guitar effects pedal is a no lose buy.
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