Original Message 1/4                 Date: 11-Mar-00  @  07:02 AM   -   Do ya feel lucky punk?

Ison

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Whilst i am still waiting for my Esi-2000 to arrive and deciding if i really want the Turbo card i stumbled on a rare find at my local pawn shop,
No less than a fully expanded Esi-32!
I could scarcely believe my good fortune and at £240 UK i snapped it up.
Thinking that it would make a good auxilliary sampler.
It was only when i got the thing home i realized it had the effects board and 32Mb of memory.
Is this Turbo board the standard issue Esi compatible with esi-4000/2000?
If so i have an unbelievable bargain.
The only thing wrong as far as i can tell was a slightly wonky knob (fixed) and no rack ears.
A 60 day guarantee also.
I feel like starting a sampler museum now.

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Message 2/4                 Date: 11-Mar-00  @  08:13 AM   -   RE: Do ya feel lucky punk?

Purple Haze

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Not sure, but since the esi32, 2000 and 4000 are more or less alike, I think the turbo board will be compatible with all of them.

That really is a fucking great bargain by the way.

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Message 3/4                 Date: 11-Mar-00  @  09:25 AM   -   RE: Do ya feel lucky punk?

R-Tek

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you jammy bastard....thats still one of the best "budget" samplers out there....and its a fucking steal at that price. Should imagine the turbo board is one and the same too, though I`m not sure.












































I hate u.

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Message 4/4                 Date: 27-Mar-00  @  06:51 AM   -   RE: Do ya feel lucky punk?

krud

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damn i just bought an esi 2000 for $800 and turbo fx for $400. that's a whole lot more than what you paid for just about as much.

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