I’m very pleased to announce that we have Steve Graham confirmed again for this years Music Machines and he’ll be bringing a decent part of his amazing collection to the event. Anybody who saw Steve’s kit last year will no doubt be pleased to have him back again, it’s a collection unique in New Zealand with some amazing synths and drum machines to check out. I’ll also be interviewing Steve about his collection, his drum machine book and his favorite kit.
- Linn LM-1
- Linn Drum
- Linn 9000
- Roland MRS-2 Promars
- Roland Juno -60
- Emulator I
- Fairlight keyboard (keyboard only)
- Emulator II
- Yamaha SK20
- Yamaha SS30 synth
- korg M500sp (was used by OMD on their first 2 albums)
- Yamaha GS-2
- Yahama CS15d and CS40M
- Roland RS-202
- Roland SH-1000
- MPC Electronics MPC-2 Octopad (another rare british drum trigger system)
- MPC The Kit drum trigger
- Roland CR-78
- Roland CR-68
- Roland TR-66
- Roland TR-55
- Roland TR-33
- LEL DR-9 Russian drum unit
- Vermona DRM-1 East German drum unit
- Bohm Digital Drum German drum unit (German answer to the Linndrum)
- Watford Electronics drum unit (from UK)
- RSD SD140 drum machine (French)
- RSF DDR30 drum machine (French)
- Selmer HR-30 preset rhythm unit
- Various Korg Minipops units/Keio units
- Various Multivox preset rhythm units
- Acetone FR-1 preset rhythm unit (first ever transistorized unit)
- Acetone R-1 (first ever Acetone product – drum trigger but no presets- very rare)
- Korg PSS-50 super section
- Korg PSS-60 super section
- MXR 185 drum machine
- Sequential Tom ?
- Sequential DrumTraks
- E-mu Drumulator
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Posted in: MM 2010
Posted on November 21, 2010
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