Roger Linn AdrenaLinn

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Sounds good but I don't about the $400 price tag though...
Seems kinda steep...
 
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$299 at musiciansfriend
But before pluck down the cash I need to get some feedback.
Anybody?
Bluesbro
 
I'm impressed, sort of a drum machine and an amp modler in one. It seems to sound good, but I'm with bluesbro, the cost is too high. For that kind of money I'd want to program my own drum patterns.
 
I really like the guitar sound samples.

Sounds like it would be a lot of fun to own.

Has anyone else tried the samples, what do you think?

Oh no, am starting to drool. Wallet hurting.

GT
 
April issue of Keyboard

There's an extensive review in April's Keyboard magazine.

I think that it was also the give-a-way prize at Musician's friend this month.

Carl
 
Thanks GT
THe link was all I needed. Ordered tonite. What a sucker.
I''ll post here the results next week.
Bluesbro
 
bluesbro,

Look forward to hearing what you think about it.

Don't forget to throw in a homemade mp3 for us to hear.

GT
 
Well I got.
$290 including ship off ebay. Had it in 2 days. Best ebay purchase ever.
Well I played for 3 hours the first day and 2 hours today.
99 factory presets and 99 programable presets. Plus a drum machine built in.
First impressions were the WOW factor. Now, I just plain love it.
Yeah, there are alot of useless presets. But out of the 99 factory presets 20-30 of them I would use. And yes they sound good.
The amp modeling is good, but I don't have an A/B to compare.
The distortion/flange/phase are some of the best I have heard.
I have'nt played with the programming yet, but I say this will keep me busy for a long time.
But what I like the most is the drum machine.
Pick your amp, effect, drum beat, hit start and the drums start 123.. and whail away.
This box is perfect for someome who doesn't want to buy alot of equipment. Effects, amps, drum machine. It is simple to use and sounds terrific.
See ya, I think its calling me again.

Bluesbro
 
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