Advice on how to buy a classic 80s drum machine from a vintage drum machine fanatic.
00:07 – Where my fascination with drum machines began.
00:27 – Overview of my vintage drum machine collection.
00:47 – Korg DDD5 (1987, ebay.com price range $75 to $135)
02:10 – Roland TR626 (1987, reverb.com price range $145 to $290)
02:51 – Yamaha RX5 (1986, reverb.com price range $180 to $290)
03:24 – Sequential TOM (1985, reverb.com price range $330 to $690)
04:39 – Oberheim DX (1982, reverb.com price range $640 to $960)
06:01 – Alesis HR16 (1987 to 89, ebay.com price range $45 to $145)
06:34 – Roland MC505 (1998, reverb.com price range $210 to $320)
07:08 – Roland R8m (1989 to 92, Reverb.com price range $75 to $175)
07:37 – Analog Drum Machines
08:48 – Boss DR110 (1983, reverb.com price range $115 to $165)
09:48 – Cyclone TT606 (2017, perfectcircuitaudio.com price $349)
(TT606 Update: It was raplaced under the Cyclone 3 year warranty!)
11:20 – Advice on how to pick a vintage drum machine.
17:19 – 8bit, 12bit, or 16bit sounds (samples).
17:50 – Approximate current used prices.
19:46 – Why bother buying a vintage drum machine?
22:18 – Conclusion
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