alanrpearlman
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Roland TR-8 TR8 Aira Rhythm Drum Machine (not Elektron, Akai, Arturia Drumbrute, Korg, Yamaha TB 303, TR 606, 808, 909)
- Excellent Shape, Works Perfect
- 7X7 TR-8 Expansion included: meaning the Onboard Sounds now include TR-606, 707, 727, 808 & 909
- Links up via USB with major DAWs: Logic Pro, Ableton Live, Cubase, Waveform, Studio One, Pro Tools, etc.
- Truly powerful rhythm drum machine
- No Trades, COD Self Collect
- WA: Nine 4seven 5 four62 three
- SGD$600 OBO
The Roland TR-8 is a performance rhythm machine that melds the legendary sound and vibe of the TR-808 and TR-909 with features and functions for the modern age. Genre-defining sounds, classic effects, unprecedented live pattern manipulation, and solid, intuitive performance controls. It’s the Transistor Rhythm TR… evolved. 7X7 Expanded. Why pay for individually overpriced unreliable vintage machines when you can get all the classic sounds with modern controls all bundled in one drum machine? Do you really need sampling enough to pay for the overpriced TR8S? The TR8 is priced just right... After all it’s still made by Roland...
- Excellent Shape, Works Perfect
- 7X7 TR-8 Expansion included: meaning the Onboard Sounds now include TR-606, 707, 727, 808 & 909
- Links up via USB with major DAWs: Logic Pro, Ableton Live, Cubase, Waveform, Studio One, Pro Tools, etc.
- Truly powerful rhythm drum machine
- No Trades, COD Self Collect
- WA: Nine 4seven 5 four62 three
- SGD$600 OBO
The Roland TR-8 is a performance rhythm machine that melds the legendary sound and vibe of the TR-808 and TR-909 with features and functions for the modern age. Genre-defining sounds, classic effects, unprecedented live pattern manipulation, and solid, intuitive performance controls. It’s the Transistor Rhythm TR… evolved. 7X7 Expanded. Why pay for individually overpriced unreliable vintage machines when you can get all the classic sounds with modern controls all bundled in one drum machine? Do you really need sampling enough to pay for the overpriced TR8S? The TR8 is priced just right... After all it’s still made by Roland...
