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I have been playing around with my Roland CSQ-600 sequencer tonight, thought I would take a couple of pics. The CSQ-100 and CSQ-600 were seriously great sequencers to use with any monophonic, particularly SH series such as the SH-2. They don't seem to be very sought after, but they are worth watching out for on Ebay. Quite simple to use, no screen, 100 note or 600 note depending on which model you get.

Great Pics!!

Yes the old Csq-600
they do pop up now and then

I like them but not as much as the MSQ700
I have had 3 of the MSQ700, I always wanted to see if it could be modded
I want the ease and the build of the MSQ and the functions of the Alesis MMT8

I wish after programming the paterns in I could mute and un-mute each midi sequence in realtime
As The MSQ also does DCB it controlls my juno 60 perfectly.
If the mSQ also spat out cv/gate I would be happy

I am on the waiting list for the x0xb0x not for the 303 emulator....but for the sequencer !
It really is the 303 sequencer that I always wanted

Anyone elese used the x0xb0x sequencer?

I'm on the waiting list for the x0xb0x too... it's been way too long

I have an x0xb0x.

I agree that the sequencer is pretty damn cool for some things.

But I also don't mind the 303 sequencer as it is.... even if it does confuse me from time to time....
:-)

I've never played with any roland CSQs before.
perhaps I should?

hi there,

I like my MC 4b.....but unfortunately its been away for a year getting fixed !

NYMo wrote:hi there,

I like my MC 4b.....but unfortunately its been away for a year getting fixed !

I have a few spares for the MC-4 if you get stuck.

Hi there,

Thanx for that thirteen(appreciated)...the person who is fixing this it is on this list and is heavily involved in cv and sync :-0

Cheers

N
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M
O

I am still trying to source the Hirose connector cable for the MC4/MC8. I have an MC8 that I can't test fully
until I get a Hirose for it. We've already ascertained it boots up Ok, but can't go further until I find a cable for it.


rachel

Hi there,

Didn't mean you Rachel !!

Is that the lead that connects the data tape bit to the main unit ??
I may have one of those you could borrow.

Cheers

N
Y
M
O

NYMo wrote:Hi there,

Didn't mean you Rachel !!

Is that the lead that connects the data tape bit to the main unit ??
I may have one of those you could borrow.

Cheers

N
Y
M
O

It's the big chunky 60 pin cable that connects the MC to the OP unit!
If you have a spare I would love to try it out and see if this MC8 is still usable.

I gave it to Steve to look at last year, but he couldn't test it without the cable.
I tried around a few places and the only lead I got was on a similar adaptor that has to be blocked
together from separate pieces and I don't exactly know if it is a fit.

I have the service manuals for the MC8 so if the ROM or the CPU is
not fried (and we do not think it is), the setup will go. I can't even tell if my MC has the 16kb (!) expansion
yet. There are only 200 MC8's produced and I believe only 10 or so in use now, so this one is hopefully
a goer.


rachel