I wanna buy some cheap, second hand gear. I guess ebay and other online places is where I'll end up but does anyone know anywhere in London which is likely to sell second-hand electronic music stuff? Someone suggested a place on Denmark St to check out so that's on the list - but is there anywhere else?
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Don't know if Charly still checks in here, but he's got a flat full of that gear, he'd know. Maybe PM him?Everyone tear down your own little wall
That keeps you from being a part of it all
Because you've got to be one with the one and all
You've just got to be close to it all
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If you dont mind the scuzz of Cash Converters they can have some very well priced equipment I though too long about an MPC and it went for £300. You could also look at some of the cheap yet new analog/ vertual analog equipment that has been quite well recieved.
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Try SoundonSound reader's ads. Can be a bit hit and miss but worth a try.
Alternatively Gumtree has always come up with some good stuff.
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Originally posted by Filthy Rich View PostCharly who, what's his name on here?Everyone tear down your own little wall
That keeps you from being a part of it all
Because you've got to be one with the one and all
You've just got to be close to it all
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i don't know if you're familiar with the korg volca series, but IMO they're a great and fun way to enjoy some analogue drum, bass and synth noodling. and they're cheap.
i don't know if you're new to the analogue synth game or not. but i found it pretty difficult to come up with a synth i really really liked. too often i didn't really get into what i tried or bought.
going down the random ebay way might leave you with 10 synths of which you just like one...Autobahn vas ein Monster: here she is, mit 7 others
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Amazing really! They're about the size of a Stylophone, which is where I came in and promptly left the world of electronic music making!Everyone tear down your own little wall
That keeps you from being a part of it all
Because you've got to be one with the one and all
You've just got to be close to it all
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If you dont mind the scuzz of Cash Converters they can have some very well priced equipment I though too long about an MPC and it went for £300. You could also look at some of the cheap yet new analog/ vertual analog equipment that has been quite well recieved.
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i don't know if you're familiar with the korg volca series, but IMO they're a great and fun way to enjoy some analogue drum, bass and synth noodling. and they're cheap.
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If you've got a bit of spare time on your hands and you can solder:
Roland TR-808 Clone "Yocto"
Cheaper than buying the original.
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Everyone tear down your own little wall
That keeps you from being a part of it all
Because you've got to be one with the one and all
You've just got to be close to it all
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