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cheezewiz said:I couldnt resist. Yesterday, I emailed the winning bidder on that ebay auction that paid $280, a link to the Zzsounds and AMS ad with price.![]()
Hey, those guys are pretty good.RunBeerRun said:I found a two piece band, the bassist plays an akai deep impact and a unibass : Link Removed
download the song "riddle" thats the one with the synth
I have both and use both for different things. The Deep Impact is digital but it sounds nice and phat not at all harsh or thin sounding. The EH MicroSynth is more analogy sounding to me and a bit more controllable but it is one sound at a time and no true bypass and kinda fragile so I use mine for recording only. The Deep Impact is built like a tank, has true bypass and has 9 programmable sounds and tracks like a dream so I use it for live stuff and for recording. The sounds I use most live are a moogy bass synth sound, a nice round octaver and an almost organ pedal sound.Benjamin Strange said:Hmm... it's digital. Not that I'm an anti-digital guy, but I've already got a EH Microsynth, and I dig the analogue sound. Would a Deep Impact be of any service to me, or is it just another cold digital synth?
I called zZounds and they said NOS. They're excited to have them and don't know why the price is so low.Folmeister said:I just ordered one. The price is too good to pass up. Anyone know if these are new manufactures or old stock?