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Monday, January 29, 2007
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I got a Kobol coming about 2 weeks.
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Great synth.
ReplyDeleteThere are 4voice kobols like this excisting wich includes 4 voicecards like you seen on the pic into one chassis.
ReplyDeleteAlso there are 2 prototypes of each 8 voice card machines full programable controlled by computer where even the patchcords are memorised ,u can use them as 8 mono synths,2x4 poly,1x8poly or any other combination one machine is located in usa the other in belgium.The machines consist of 3 big racks,voice boards,programmer,patchboard.Sorry i don't have pic.
They where not made by RSF,but RSF provided the voice boards,the project discontinued because the cost of the machine was to heavy.
I did an atempt to buy one of the machines,but the guy din't want to separate it from him at the moment.
Is the Kobol Y2K compliant?
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