Studio

Studio

Séquenceurs Logiciel :

  • Nanoloop 2.01

Interface MIDI :

  • Elektron Turbo Midi TM-1

Casques :

  • Beyerdynamics DT-770 Pro
  • Seheiser HD-25

Processeurs d’effets :

  • Eowave Sci-fi Bug
  • Eowave Spacebug
  • Korg mini-kp

Console Analogique :

  • Mackie 1402 VLZ Pro

Boîte à rythmes

  • Elektron Machinedrum SPS-1 UW

Séquenceur sampleur

  • Akai MPC1000

Groove Machine

  • Korg Electribe EMX-1

Console DJ

  • Pioneer DJM 600

Platines Vinyle

  • Technics SL-1200 MKII
  1. sergio’s avatar

    sergio on 26 mai 2009 at 21 h 25 min

    Pardon my intrusion – my written french is terrible, so I will just write a short note in english – could you tell me (in english or french) the power supply you are using for the Eowave Sci Fi Bug? Is it a 12 Volt AC/AC, but how many ampers? Is it 2.5 ampers? I was told it is 1000 mA? I have recently bought one and am in doubt ont he energy if possble, drop me a line.

    salut, sergio.

  2. david’s avatar

    david on 8 juin 2009 at 20 h 06 min

    Bonjour
    Je suis très intéressé à votre Eowave SCI-FI Bug!
    Je te fais un très bon prix.

    Merci

  3. alienlebarge’s avatar

    alienlebarge on 9 juin 2009 at 8 h 42 min

    Sergio,
    I will take a look at it this afternoon …

    David,
    Pour l’instant, je ne suis pas très intéressé à ventre mon matos (même si je l’utilise moins que je voudrais).
    Sorry ;)

  4. alienlebarge’s avatar

    alienlebarge on 9 juin 2009 at 21 h 25 min

    Sergio,
    Here is the specs :

    Selectronic
    Model : T48A-12-1000-3
    PRI : 230V ~ 50Hz 82mA
    SEC : 12V ~ 1000mA

  5. sergio’s avatar

    sergio on 9 juin 2009 at 21 h 37 min

    Thanks a million for the reply!

    Yes, I eventually caught a line from Eowave and did get hold of a power supply here in Brazil – had to get it from São Paulo – none to be found in Rio – very, very hard to find a supply with an AC output (I guess this is quite popular in Europa – I have Jomox T-Resonator, which is German, that also uses a power supply with an AC output). I got a 12volt one with 1.6 ampers, which is more than enough for the sci-fi bug.

    Incidentally, great set up! Do you have a link to Youtube? Love to hear your machines in action!

    all the best, sergio, rio.