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Korg monotron DUO Analog Ribbon Synthesizer $45.99
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Price: $45.99 (Reg. $69.99) Shipping: Free
These have shot up in price lately (MSRP is now $70 at Sweetwater/Guitar Center), so getting it for under $50 is a solid deal. This is the Duo version, which has two oscillators and a scale function, making it way more "playable" for melodies than the Korg Monotron Delay version.
The Good:
Real Analog: Uses the same VCF filter circuit as the legendary Korg MS-20.
Dual Oscillators: You can tune them in intervals for thick leads or fat bass.
Actually Playable: Has a button on the back to lock the ribbon to Chromatic, Major, or Minor scales (so you aren't just guessing notes).
Aux In: You can plug your phone or other gear into it just to use the analog filter.
The Less Good:
Lo-Fi: It has a high noise floor (it hisses). That's part of the "analog charm," but don't expect studio-clean audio.
Tiny: It's roughly the size of a smartphone.
Batteries: Runs on 2x AAAs.
At $46, it's a great desk toy or a cheap way to get genuine analog hardware into your setup. These are also super easy to mod if you're into soldering and like those kinds of projects.
Deal link: https://www.amazon.com/Korg-monot...B00684K
These have shot up in price lately (MSRP is now $70 at Sweetwater/Guitar Center), so getting it for under $50 is a solid deal. This is the Duo version, which has two oscillators and a scale function, making it way more "playable" for melodies than the Korg Monotron Delay version.
The Good:
Real Analog: Uses the same VCF filter circuit as the legendary Korg MS-20.
Dual Oscillators: You can tune them in intervals for thick leads or fat bass.
Actually Playable: Has a button on the back to lock the ribbon to Chromatic, Major, or Minor scales (so you aren't just guessing notes).
Aux In: You can plug your phone or other gear into it just to use the analog filter.
The Less Good:
Lo-Fi: It has a high noise floor (it hisses). That's part of the "analog charm," but don't expect studio-clean audio.
Tiny: It's roughly the size of a smartphone.
Batteries: Runs on 2x AAAs.
At $46, it's a great desk toy or a cheap way to get genuine analog hardware into your setup. These are also super easy to mod if you're into soldering and like those kinds of projects.
Deal link: https://www.amazon.com/Korg-monot...B00684K
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Price: $45.99 (Reg. $69.99) Shipping: Free
These have shot up in price lately (MSRP is now $70 at Sweetwater/Guitar Center), so getting it for under $50 is a solid deal. This is the Duo version, which has two oscillators and a scale function, making it way more "playable" for melodies than the Korg Monotron Delay version.
The Good:
Real Analog: Uses the same VCF filter circuit as the legendary Korg MS-20.
Dual Oscillators: You can tune them in intervals for thick leads or fat bass.
Actually Playable: Has a button on the back to lock the ribbon to Chromatic, Major, or Minor scales (so you aren't just guessing notes).
Aux In: You can plug your phone or other gear into it just to use the analog filter.
The Less Good:
Lo-Fi: It has a high noise floor (it hisses). That's part of the "analog charm," but don't expect studio-clean audio.
Tiny: It's roughly the size of a smartphone.
Batteries: Runs on 2x AAAs.
At $46, it's a great desk toy or a cheap way to get genuine analog hardware into your setup. These are also super easy to mod if you're into soldering and like those kinds of projects.
Deal link: https://www.amazon.com/Korg-monot...B00684K
These have shot up in price lately (MSRP is now $70 at Sweetwater/Guitar Center), so getting it for under $50 is a solid deal. This is the Duo version, which has two oscillators and a scale function, making it way more "playable" for melodies than the Korg Monotron Delay version.
The Good:
Real Analog: Uses the same VCF filter circuit as the legendary Korg MS-20.
Dual Oscillators: You can tune them in intervals for thick leads or fat bass.
Actually Playable: Has a button on the back to lock the ribbon to Chromatic, Major, or Minor scales (so you aren't just guessing notes).
Aux In: You can plug your phone or other gear into it just to use the analog filter.
The Less Good:
Lo-Fi: It has a high noise floor (it hisses). That's part of the "analog charm," but don't expect studio-clean audio.
Tiny: It's roughly the size of a smartphone.
Batteries: Runs on 2x AAAs.
At $46, it's a great desk toy or a cheap way to get genuine analog hardware into your setup. These are also super easy to mod if you're into soldering and like those kinds of projects.
Deal link: https://www.amazon.com/Korg-monot...B00684K
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Great little chaos noisemakers absolutely, but are not built to last.
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