MODULAR PERCUSSION 808 (MP808)   

bd88.jpe (11944 bytes)

 sd88.jpe (13116 bytes) tc88.jpe (11706 bytes) tc88.jpe (11706 bytes) rc88.jpe (11629 bytes) cb88.jpe (12321 bytes) cp88.jpe (12029 bytes) hh88.jpe (14006 bytes)

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In 1980 Mr. Nakamura designed the >>analog voice circuit<< for Roland īs classic drummachine TR808. The TR808 became so popular in hip-hop and techno that you can find renditions or imitations of its sound sound in all kinds of conteporary sample libraries and synth sound sets. Hip-hop and techno gave the TR-808 a new reputation and life. Five percussion sounds characterize the state of the 808: the hum kick, the ticky snare, the tishy hi-hats (open and closed), and the spacy cow bell. Low, mid, and high toms, congas, a rim shot, claves, a handclap, maracas, and cymbal fill out the 808īs sonic complete. 

The Modular Percussion 808 (MP-808) have all the classic TR-808 style sound set up but with the addition of extra controls to give a significant wider range of electronic percussion sounds. 3U system comprising essential Concussor TR808 voices: BD88, SD88, TC88, RC88, CB88, CP88, HH88. All mounted in 3U Doepfer A100G3 aluminium case complete with rack ears and internal power supply.