Product: Technics SM-PS50
Price Paid: 350 (swedish crowns = 40$) used
Submitted
10/14/2000
at
01:31am
by
Dick P
Email: pinkfloyd<at>email dot com
Ease of Use
:
8
This is a rack unit and its dimensions are w: 433, h: 46, d: 339.
The weight is 4,1 kg. It is powered with 120 or 220-240 v.
It has got midi in and through and a pair of stereo line outs
with a level switch. Also a volume control. It has 17 buttons and
a 2 digit red lcd and 26 leds. Headphone output. Introduced in 1986-7.
Features
:
No Opinion
It has 16 notes x 1 part or 8 voices x 2 parts.
Expressiveness/Sounds
:
7
There are 20 sounds: piano, piano 2, e piano, harpsi, clavi, organ 1,
organ 2, vibraphone, steel drum, jazz guitar, strings 1, strings 2,
flute, trombone, saxophone, synth 1, synth 2, acous bass, e bass,
chop bass. They are quite realistic and soft sounding. Suitable for
almost everything. It's possible to easily combine two sounds and as
said earlier then the polyphony becomes limited to 8 voices. Each sound can
be transposed or fine tuned. There is a chorus effect which itself
does not require twice the number of voices. Some other parameters are
key limit, 5 different scales and one of them are the Werckmeister,
touch sensitive changes in timbre that result from variations in midi velocity data.
20 edited sounds can be stored. Vibrato: speed, depth and delay.
Reliability
:
10
Customer Support
:
No Opinion
Overall Rating
:
6
I don't use this thing because I have so many other modules anyway.
The sounds aren't bad. Just too few to choose..
