Sequential Circuits PRO-One monophonic synthesizer. Designed by former West Coast computer scientist

Sequential Circuits PRO-One monophonic synthesizer. Designed by former West Coast computer scientist Sequential Circuits PRO-One monophonic synthesizer. Designed by former West Coast computer scientist Sequential Circuits PRO-One monophonic synthesizer. Designed by former West Coast computer scientist Sequential Circuits PRO-One monophonic synthesizer. Designed by former West Coast computer scientist Sequential Circuits PRO-One monophonic synthesizer. Designed by former West Coast computer scientist Sequential Circuits PRO-One monophonic synthesizer. Designed by former West Coast computer scientist Sequential Circuits PRO-One monophonic synthesizer. Designed by former West Coast computer scientist Sequential Circuits PRO-One monophonic synthesizer. Designed by former West Coast computer scientist Sequential Circuits PRO-One monophonic synthesizer. Designed by former West Coast computer scientist

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Sequential Circuits PRO-One monophonic synthesizer. Designed by former West Coast computer scientist, Dave Smith, as a more affordable cousin to his legendary Prophet-5, the PRO-One was the first professional synthesizer priced below $1000 dollars. Among many innovations, it contained a revolutionary internal digital interface, which allowed connection to home computers, and was a fore-runner of MIDI. Around 10,000 PRO-Ones were made between 1981 and 1984, and they remain in great demand in electronic music today. The PRO-One has been used by artists including: Prince, Soft Cell, Richard Barbieri, Vince Clarke, New Order, Hardfloor, Überzone, the Prodigy, Cirrus, Fluke, Depeche Mode, Download, Banco De Gaia, Freddy Fresh, Mouse on Mars, and Sigue Sigue Sputnik.

Details

Category:
Sound Technologies
Object Number:
2019-206
Measurements:
overall: 130 mm x 653 mm x 417 mm, 7 kg
type:
synthesizer
credit:
Trevor Learoyd