via this auction"vintage Synare Lo Tom drum synth made by Star Instruments in the early 80s in as-is condition.The Synare Lo Tom produces a low-pitched drum synth sound that can be tuned and decay time can be adjusted. There are Range, Speed, and Direction controls included within the “Run” section of the controls that don’t appear to do anything and cannot verify that they are working as
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Matrixsynth on 1/22/11
via this auction"The Synare 2:This was Star's flagship model., with one oscillator with sawtooth, and pulse waveforms,white noise generator, etc.But this had assignable functions, ie. routing the LFO to control certain parameters at once.The LFO also added a sawtooth waveform) You could also select a wide range of octaves for the pitch to sound at, along with a fine tune function.A major Relative News
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KVR Audio on 1/14/11
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Matrixsynth on 1/10/11
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Matrixsynth on 1/13/11
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Matrixsynth on 1/9/11
via this auction"This is the baby brother to the CR-78- essentially same sounds and rhythms, but no programmable beats... The "cool mods" are separate outputs for the Bass Drum, Snare and HiHat sounds (see the rear pics) The sound of these individual outputs is still affected by the 'Balance' control (basically the HiHat gets louder or softer)The main outputs work normally. the 3 additional 1/ Relative News
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Matrixsynth on 1/12/11
via this auction"This is an extremely clean unit. It looks like it came out of a 1972 time capsule, it's so fresh. It was Roland's very first product. It really should go to the Drum Machine Hall of Fame if there is such a thing, but hey, it could be yours. And besides being remarkably well preserved for being nearly forty years old, it seems to be fully functional. Everything seems to work as it Relative News