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Used one of these for 10 years from 1991, learning how to get the most from a MASSIVE 1mb of memory, split between samples and sequencing.
Eventually the buttons lost their click, and it developed a mind of its own, randomly triggering sounds and stuff - quite interesting, but not as good as my programming :D[/quote]
Ah the legendary EPS 16 ! :) - some of my buttons also died after years of being poked around. It was that 'no click' thing' but I found that if you got a screw driver and pulled out the little square hard plastic buttons and replaced them with something that did not touch the sides (I used felt tip pen lids) that solved the problem !!??
I went from the palin ol' EPS to the ASR 10 - missing out the EPS 16.
I had a mind boggling 10mb on the ASR, can't remember how much I had on the EPS probably 1mb like the EPS 16 (?)
Did two albums on the ASR with it's 8 track sequencer !!