--- In korgpolyex@yahoogroups.com, "bigfiver69" <bsheppard@t...> wrote: > > Hey everyone, > > Just saying hi. I'm a big fan of the Poly-800. I bought my first one back in 1985 ($890!!!) > at Steve's Music in Ottawa, and I well remember seeing a stack of about 20 of them in > boxes in the showroom. They were selling like hotcakes. > > Back in the day, I had a tough time choosing between the Poly-800 and the Juno 106. A > buddy of mine had the Juno (and a JX3P) and there was just something about the 800 > which beat them both. I eventually had three (!) in my setup, along with a Yamaha DX-27 > and two Akai S-612 rack-mounted samplers. Played in a pop band then, and the set up > sounded great! > > I'm getting back in to playing again (with my old band no less!) and I have a Korg > Wavestation, and I just got a Poly-800 off ebay. Can't wait to get that thing humming > again. I loved programming it, and I really appreciated that it was an instrument that you > could know intimately, despite its limitations. I crafted some killer strings, pads and lead > patches, and I wrote down all the parameter info back in the day. When my Poly arrives, I'll > doublecheck the patches and post some. > > Anyway, nice to see a list dedicated to this warhorse. I know for many a big-haired, eye- > shadowed player back in the 80s, this was the board they learned on. > > Shep Hi Shep Your Post remind me that I bought my Poly 800 back in 1985 at Steve Music, in Montréal in my case. It's working like the first day (well not exactly because I did the moog slayer mod). If you want to share the patches you wrote down, i'll be pleased to hear it. Cheers Bernard
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Re: New fella
2005-11-09 by satnom2000
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