NEWSLETTER 101- SYNTHS AT NAMM 2013

Posted on Tue 05 February 2013 in General News • Tagged with arturia, dave smith instruments, eowave, kingkorg, Korg, minilab, moog, ms-20 mini, orage magnetique, prophet 12, rd-64, roland, sub phatty

Dave Smith Instruments Prophet 12 SynthesiserCheck out our latest newsletter, which rounds up all the best synth news from the recent NAMM 2013 industry show...

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ABSOLUTE MUSIC AT NAMM 2013

Posted on Fri 01 February 2013 in entries • Tagged with akai, alesis, axiom air, axiom air 25, axiom air 49, axiom air 61, behringer, blackstar, dp-006, dp-008ex, eris, esp, eventide, fairlight cmi-30a, gibson sg, h9, ik multimedia, io mix, irig blueboard, ix16, ixy, kemper, m-audio, m-track, m-track plus, m-track quad, m3-8, max25, mixtrack pro, mixtrack pro ii, mixtrack pro mk2, morg, MPC Fly, ms-20 mini, namm, namm 2013, numark, peter vogel instruments, peterson, presonus, profiling amplifier, q88, raven mtx, rode, sceptre, slate pro, smartlav, strobo plus hd, tasca, tascam, toto, ultimate support, us-322, us-366, videomic, x32, x32 rack

[NAMM Show 2013]

These are the pictures and nuggets of information that he sent us. Check them out and expect to see many of these products available in store or online soon (many are already available to pre-order). If you have any questions about any of them in the meantime then feel free …


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HONEY, KORG SHRUNK THE SYNTH - IT'S THE MS-20 MINI!

Posted on Thu 24 January 2013 in General News • Tagged with analogue synth, Korg, ms-20, ms-20 mini

Korg MS-20 miniWe've got a really exciting announcement to make now and we're itching to get our hands on this one. Korg have miniaturised one of their most iconic analogue synths ever. Introducing the MS-20 mini! This little synth reproduces the original circuitry of the classic MS-20 (1978), including that amazing analogue …


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