Anyone ever use a US-built (110V) Alesis drum machine outside the US?
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dg27
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Re: Anyone ever use a US-built (110V) Alesis drum machine outside the US?
It's probably easier to have it shipped to my company's office in India if they will do that...
I'll have to look into this--I'd much rather get it before I leave.
Thanks for the tip.
dg
It's probably easier to have it shipped to my company's office in India if they will do that...
I'll have to look into this--I'd much rather get it before I leave.
Thanks for the tip.
dg
DrNewcenstein
He Did the Monster Mash
Re: Anyone ever use a US-built (110V) Alesis drum machine outside the US?
I was going to suggest if you knew someone over there already who could order it for you and have it when you get there.
I was going to suggest if you knew someone over there already who could order it for you and have it when you get there.
TwilightOdyssey
Darkness on the edge of Tone
Re: Anyone ever use a US-built (110V) Alesis drum machine outside the US?
Dumb question:
Why not just purchase the Arturia Spark?
Then you will have EVERY Alesis, Boss, Roland, Linn, Simmons, and a host of other drum machines all at once, plus the ability to mix n match.
If you must have a hardware unit, pair it with the SparkLE
Dumb question:
Why not just purchase the Arturia Spark?
Then you will have EVERY Alesis, Boss, Roland, Linn, Simmons, and a host of other drum machines all at once, plus the ability to mix n match.
If you must have a hardware unit, pair it with the SparkLE
dg27
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Re: Anyone ever use a US-built (110V) Alesis drum machine outside the US?
I used the preceding Alesis (SR-15?) for many, many years. I prefer hardware because I need to be able to use it independent of any desktop or laptop (I can take this to a rehearsal space, plug it into the PA and go... .).
I needed something simple to replace the old Alesis, which died. This is a practice tool more than anything else.
Thanks.
I used the preceding Alesis (SR-15?) for many, many years. I prefer hardware because I need to be able to use it independent of any desktop or laptop (I can take this to a rehearsal space, plug it into the PA and go... .).
I needed something simple to replace the old Alesis, which died. This is a practice tool more than anything else.
Thanks.
TwilightOdyssey
Darkness on the edge of Tone
Re: Anyone ever use a US-built (110V) Alesis drum machine outside the US?
Figured it was worth a shot.
Figured it was worth a shot.