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Specs for some of the items...
Aug. 15th, 2004 09:05 amCorrection: not R1, R100. One input, two output sockets, and MIDI in, and a footswitch socket to bypass. Sixty programmes, including reverbs, echoes, gates, plates, doublers and a standing chorus (their feet must be getting tired by now).
The U220 is indeed a 1U rackmount. RS-PCM type sound generator, 30-note polyphonic, six channels plus drums, onboard reverb and chorus, three pairs of output sockets plus MIDI in, out and through. I have the following cards: Orchestral Winds, Orchestral Strings, Rock Drums and Ethnic (working), and Pipe Organ and Harpsichord (worked the last time I used it but not the time before, so iffy). 128 timbres can be created using the 128 tones onboard and the tones on the cards. Yes, this was what I used for SkyToad and (some of) Wassaliens.
Hope this helps...
The U220 is indeed a 1U rackmount. RS-PCM type sound generator, 30-note polyphonic, six channels plus drums, onboard reverb and chorus, three pairs of output sockets plus MIDI in, out and through. I have the following cards: Orchestral Winds, Orchestral Strings, Rock Drums and Ethnic (working), and Pipe Organ and Harpsichord (worked the last time I used it but not the time before, so iffy). 128 timbres can be created using the 128 tones onboard and the tones on the cards. Yes, this was what I used for SkyToad and (some of) Wassaliens.
Hope this helps...