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Average rating:
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450e is a cheap 600. These cost alot where ever you but one. Never ever ever ever buy off ebay of course. Not many about in Europe. A few more in the States where I bought mine. No P5 but better than any Juno. Sounds like a T8, though no one will admit it.
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One of the best buy in the analog vintage gear, it's sound is not good as a prophet 5, but is easy to use, have a Midi, can make some good analog sound and have a good price in the vintage analog synth market i have find one mint at 450e but in italy is around a 600e.
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i had a p600 years ago. it was my first analog synth. it is a great synth. like most old analogs it has limitations, but it has midi and it can make some great wild wild sounds. if you are into house and dance listen to the old basement jaxx "set your body free". i am almost sure that they used a prophet 600 on this track for the wild lead bass. it will give you great deep analog bass and screaming lead sounds.
it isn't going to be your end all be all but if you can get it for a good price it is a great tool.
don't believe the nay sayers and don't spend an arm an a legg to get one
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fat, fat, fat!!!!! in a music scene DOMINATED by Roland, it is refreshing to hear this beauty. stands out like no other-can cut through your mix quick!!! my favorite synth in my collection (Alpha Juno-1, JX8P, JX10, Vermona DRM MK2, JD800, 600). i am glad this thing is as underrated as it is; it keeps it cheap! no doubt, it is no Prophet 5, but in the mix it sounds dead up like one, maybe fatter! Wine Country offers great support as well; try calling Roland for anything other than a sale.
i'm in love!
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to avoid confusion with the Omni of procedure described below for a standard (no eprom update) Roland jx3p or jp6 or Dcb interface, it's the machine OWN midi in that has to be connected with it's Own Out.
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