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From: zadco@ssc-vax.UUCP (Rick Fairfield)
Newsgroups: net.music.synth
Subject: Re: Next Purchase
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Date: Wed, 20-Mar-85 23:02:01 EST
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> This is sort of an open question. Being the proud owner of an old Korg 
> Poly 61 and a Tascam 244 and a Dr. Rhythm (so we're talking big time yet)...
> I'd like to enter the big time (or at least as close as I can get). 
> For around $3000-$4000, what sort a keyboards/sequencer would all of you 
> out there suggest? Am open to comments...
> 		   Jamie Sethian

In my opinion the most powerfull machine in this price range is the SYNERGY.
You should be able to get one without the computer i/f and voicing capabilities
for about $4000.00. Later you could add the computer i/f and voicing s/w
(runs on a Kaypro); you would then have the equivalent of a $30000.00 
DS system.
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