From Peter Forrest Sent Fri, Sep 27th 2019, 15:44
From Peter Forrest Sent Fri, Sep 27th 2019, 15:44
On 2019-09-27 14:56, Brandon Rogers wrote: > I could be oversimplifying a bit.... but I think you could think of > the 770 like a Yamaha CS-10 (but two oscillators) and the 800DV like > the Yamaha CS-15. > > -Brandon > > On 9/27/19, Boniforti Flavio <xxxxxxxxx.x@xxxxx.xxx> wrote: >> Lars... I hate you :-) >> So how does the 770 compare to the 800DV? >> Should I pull the trigger on the 770 I mentioned? >> F. >> https://soundcloud.com/bonnyfused >> >> >> Am Fr., 27. Sept. 2019 um 10:41 Uhr schrieb Lars Johansson < >> xxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx>: >> >>> The 770 is much more rare than the 800DV. >>> >>> Very few of them around. >>> >>> I regret selling mine. But on the other hand I have an 800DV also... >>> >>> >>> 27 sep. 2019 kl. 09:03 skrev Boniforti Flavio >>> <xxxxxxxxx.x@xxxxx.xxx>: >>> >>> Hi ppl! >>> I have spotted a Korg 770 with Kenton CV/Gate interface already >>> installed >>> and calibrated for the equivalent USD 1500. I've always been >>> interested >>> in >>> such a device, but would prefer an 800DV. The problem is, that first >>> of >>> all >>> the 800DV is much rarer and also more expensive (almost double, >>> without >>> any >>> modification!)... >>> >>> How interesting/special is the 770? Do you feel I should wait for an >>> 800DV? Or is it there any other Korg monophonic vintage synth that >>> I'm >>> missing (I already own the MS-20M)? >>> >>> Thanks, >>> F. >>> https://soundcloud.com/bonnyfused >>> >>> >> Both are absolutely lovely. I only got hold of a 770 for the first time recently - just about the one large maker synth I'd never had a decent amount of time with - and I thought it was awesome. IMO far more musical than the Yamahas. And I think the 770 is much rarer than the 700 and 800DV. Peter