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It's an insult to the intelligence of all longtime KC fans. Horrifying.

The display wasn't watery but noticeably dimmer than the display on my 81 which is pretty bright. I wanted to nip in the bud any future problem. They replaced two caps, a 330 microfarad 35v and a 22 microfarad 63v on the display. Other than the battery, those are the only parts on the invoice...

Beautiful sounds. The Rosenthal and Gershin cards are near impossible to find these days. Tomorrow my PCM 80 returns back home from the shop where it was serviced. New battery soldered in, two new display capacitors, cleaned sockets, encoders, pots and connectors. Rep at AME said they have a guy...

This is an astounding amount of information. I haven't read it all, but I will be studying it for a while. Thank you for your generosity in offering this knowledge! I've loved Steve Reich's music since I first heard it in 1980. My favorites are Music for 18 Musicians, Music for a Large Ensemble...

Yes, that is what I need to learn how to do. I am amazed to learn, upon closer reading of the presets manual, that there so many useful looping presets that are not monolithic! Theoretically that means that another i.e. modulation program can be loaded into DSP B, using the routing of A>B...

A package of looping (long delay) with pitch and modulation presets for the H8000 would be glorious. I could learn from them, how to build my own.

That is a lot of information to digest. I'm nearly a total beginner on these units. I know I need to spend much more time on all of them. "On the PCM80/81: the 4 shifters > Hall is an algorithm on the Pitch FX card (Pcm80) or available on board on the Pcm81." Italo, can you recommend a PCM 81...

Very nice Italo! Inspirational. I am a huge fan of Fripp and Richard Pinhas (I believe he uses an Orville). I upgraded the memory on my 80 for long looping. This is not like a conventional 'looper', it is delay-based "looping", which is so much more interesting. One must continue playing to keep...