it is the cheapest thingy around and it fits in your pocket and i even managed to

make a killer remix with it (bjork's cover me), using 44,1 (cd quality) samples

and a 4-track. i managed to make it in two sessions, so the memory is enough

if you do not need the best sound-quality. i am going to buy an akai s2000, but

up to this day i have been using this machine live. using mono samples at the

worst sound-quality, it is a usefull machine with 1:07 worth of sample memory.

the only thing i do not understand is that they promote it for DJ-use, but i

have NEVER seen a DJ using a sampler + it would probably suck bigtime, using a

"hip shout" all the time through the records you're spinning.

only severe limitation to the yamaha su-10 is that you can only play 1 octave

range using only 1 sample at a time. that's the main reason for me to buy a

bigger machine.

second hand price is about &225 (at least that's what i am seeling it for

(already SOLD, sorry)).

in the meantime, enjoy our homepage: www.euronet.nl/~lrvk/q&b

we are using more than just 2 SU-10's, we also have a roland mc303 and a tb303

AND a korg poly-800+ a real bass and a midi-drumkit. stay alternaive !