From map@cs.washington.eduMon May 22 10:00:31 1995
Date: Mon, 22 May 1995 09:34:05 -0700 (PDT)
From: Mike Perkowitz <map@cs.washington.edu>
To: analogue heaven <analogue@hyperreal.com>
Subject: Re: MKS-100


> My friend ran across a MKS-100 at a pawn shop a few days ago.  The price tag 
> was $175.  I've been told it's a 12-bit sampler similar to the Roland 
> S-series.  Anyone know anything about it?

it's a rackmount S-10. the S-10, i believe, can hold up to 4 sounds with 
a total of about 4 seconds of sampling time. you can do one long sound, 
two medium sounds, or 4 shorter sounds. they can be split or layered.

also, the damn things use quikdisks, which are expensive, a pain to find, 
and slow. i'm told. ;)

m


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