Did Alesis ever make any good synths and are any of them considered Vintage?
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Alesis Synths - Vintage
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by Futureman » Thu Jan 22, 2009 6:46 pm
They made the "Quadra Synth" and the similar QS family, QS6,QS7,QS8... But I'd hardly call them vintage unless you meant lateish 90's..
They did do the Andromeda recently, but thats hardly vintage (But it certainly has analogue pedigree to it)
The QS8 had a nice weighted thing going on with it's action, but as with all their digital synths - no filters.. yuk. (Unless you call your 'tone' knob on your car stereo a filter)
Regards
Mike
They did do the Andromeda recently, but thats hardly vintage (But it certainly has analogue pedigree to it)
The QS8 had a nice weighted thing going on with it's action, but as with all their digital synths - no filters.. yuk. (Unless you call your 'tone' knob on your car stereo a filter)
Regards
Mike
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