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FS: Computer and MIDI stuff

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From: Joachim Thiemann
Date: Tue, 08 Oct 1996 00:00
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Repost - forgot to add my phone-no the last time...

Computer Stuff (IBM and Mac):

- Kodak DICONIX portable Inkjet printer - in good condition, with new
  ink cartrige. Very light and small, can print on single sheet or fanfold,
  run off external power supply or batteries (normal or rechargeable).
  Can charge rechargeables with power supply(included). Driver for windows
  included, but can also emulate Epson Fx-80 and IBM Proprinter. $100

- GCC WriteImpact printer, dot-matrix printer for Macintosh computers.
  With drivers for System 6.0.5 or above. In good condition. Ribbon
  a bit light but still good. $50

- 386SX with 387 luggable computer. 40Mb HD, 1 meg ram, 1.44 Mb floppy.
  This is a 386 motherboard put in an IBM 5155 case - it's got built-in
  monochrome monitor. Works nicely. $100

MIDI stuff:

- 360 System MIDIBass module. This is a simple MIDI controlled 
  sample-playback device, with 4 sounds. The sounds are stored on EPROMS,
  and can be replaced. Has MIDI in and MIDI Trough sockets, and can listen
  to either all or a specific channel. $50

- 2 Yamaha FB-01 FM Sound generators. In excellent condition.
  These are 4-Operator, 8-algoritm FM generators that can produce 8 voices
  at the same time. Respond to velocity data, can be configured to map
  different voices to different MIDI channels, keyboard splits, etc.
  240 voice patches in ROM, and RAM to hold 96 user voices. 
  Librarians/Editors are availiable for various platforms.
  The 2 go well together to give 16 voices, but I have no problem selling
  just one, and keeping the other one. $200 each.
  

I also have a Roland TR-808 which I might consider trading for a reasonable
synth or controller keyboard with touch sensitivity. The TR808 is in good
condition, and has its own stand (homemade) which can also hold some 
19-inch rack units... (the stand is a tripod usually used for light booms)

All prices are open to discussion...

(514) 426-2024 evenings, ask for Joe.

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From: joachim@ECE.Concordia.CA (Joachim Thiemann)
Subject: FS: Computer and MIDI stuff
Date: 1996/10/08
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