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Average rating: 3.8 out of 5
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Cleatus from sILLINOISe writes:
Hey I haven't tried it yet, but I've tried its cousin, the TR626, which is really the same thing w/ indie outs if I'm not mistaken.

I'll let you in on a little secret folks. This and ANYTHING else can kill with effects. Nevermind your top-o-the-line 909-type gear obsession. You can get this, a Yamaha PSR, and a couple of multi FX boxes and you could take over the world. My fave right now is the Zoom 506 for the awesome Reso-Wah and distortion effects. OK I made my point.

posted Monday-Apr-19-99 at 23:02
Brad Boegler a hobbyist user from USA writes:
Decent little drum machine, sounds are ok, nothing outstanding. Excellent midi control. Although, feed it through a good effects processor and you have some very impressive sounds!

Rating: 4 out of 5 posted Monday-Apr-19-99 at 22:50
Bart Kloosterboer a hobbyist user from Netherlands writes:
It was my first drumcomputer and I still love it to bits. Because it makes a great stepsequencer, I own now 4 TR-505's. 1 triggers my Novation Drumstation, 1 triggers my MC303, 1 triggers my TX81Z and 1 triggers my S1000 sampler. 1 is the master, the other 3 are slave

Pro's: dirt cheap, great MIDI, large buutons, small/lightweight, reliable/stable. Con's: terrible drum samples (except cowbells, clap) ugly looking, plastic casing, limited user memory.

runs on batteries, but thanks to separate battery user memory is not lost when AA-batteries run out.

Look at my dedicated TR050 site for an online manual and additional information

Rating: 4 out of 5 posted Monday-Apr-19-99 at 05:13
Joe Clark a professional user from USA writes:
Grand Midi Implementation. Beutiful sounds. Great for that RUN-DMC break. Also good for Techno/Electro-Funk style stuff. All around great box if you can get one for cheap. I give it two years before it becomes "the next big thing" in dance music creation. Sell your 909s, the 505 is in town boyz....

Rating: 5 out of 5 posted Sunday-Apr-18-99 at 22:35
Someguy a professional user from US writes:
I traded my TR-909 for this thing! Man, I kinda feel guilty ripping the guy off, this thing has WAY more realistic sounds. It is by far the best drum machine I EVER used. I'd say its worth $1000 ATLEAST.

Dont waste your money on a 909, get this thing, its all you need

Rating: 5 out of 5 posted Tuesday-Jan-19-99 at 21:15
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