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Old January 3rd, 2007
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My toy

I use the Korg PXR4
with 8 virtual tracks per track it gives me 32 tracks total.
lots of effects including drum patterns.
For the moment I only have the accoustic to play through it, looking forward to putting the electric guitar through in a couple of weeks time.
Anyone else use this or similar?

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Not familiar with this particular one myself but the reviews for it on Harmony Central are quite good.

http://reviews.harmony-central.com/r...4+Pandora/10/1


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jon stggt,

Tell me how you like that Korg for recording, I am currently looking at different units.

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