Mild Slopes: Séquenceur Digital Monophonique

May 28, 2012

Anonymous5/29/12, 10:33 AM
$109.00?

If I ever saw one of these for that price I'd snap it straight up.
The CSQ-100's are usually double that nowadays...

Sam
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david6/3/12, 11:25 PM
Errr, I think those are yen. Supposedly, 109,000 yen would be about $1400. I guess they're going for higher than double that these days.
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david6/3/12, 11:25 PM
Errr, I think those are yen. Supposedly, 109,000 yen would be about $1400. I guess they're going for higher than double that these days.
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Anonymous8/25/12, 7:55 PM
Do you know if the CSQ 600 has a battery and if it's prone to leaking like the batteries in Juno 60s?
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J.8/25/12, 11:58 PM
It does have a battery (I believe it's actually the same exact battery a Juno-60 uses). Word on the street is that they are prone to leaking, but I've never had a problem with that. I wonder if this "leakage problem" happens after not attending to the battery in years and years.
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B.10/28/12, 5:45 PM
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Mild Slopes: United States; This blog is about electronic music instruments made by the Roland corp. in the late 70's and early 80's (mostly pre-MIDI instruments that deal in wholesome CV and Gate signals). It's also about my conversion to Quakerism, my fondness for C.S. Lewis, The Epcot Center, eggnog, oatmeal flavored soap, etc, etc. Herein I will try to connect the real or imagined dots between them.
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