Sequential Circuits Six-Trak met Six-Tweak programmer!
In deze synth is ook de allernieuste OS Chip V14 geinstaleerd.
Hierdoor kan je de Six-Tweak programmer en de nieuwe extra functies volledig benutten.
Alles ziet er zo goed als nieuw uit en is helemaal compleet met de originele handleidingen en documentatie. De originele doos van de Six-Tweak is ook aanwezig.
De synth is aangeschaft bij TURNLAB (bekende vintage en pro audio winkel uit België), en de nieuwe OS en Six-Tweak programmer heb ik een paar jaar later gekocht. Keyboard standaard op de foto is inbegrepen. Kan uitgebreid getest worden in mijn studio.

• This version v14 is a custom firmware created by Tauntek that improves upon the last SCI issued v11 firmware. The aim of this custom firmware is to resolve software bugs and other issues some may have experienced with v11. Listed below are additions and improvements made by Tauntek:
• Patches can now be selected using the value pot. In Program Select mode, the value pot will now scroll through the programs as it is turned. Two ranges are used: 0-59 and 40-99. When the pot is turned two steps beyond 59, the high range is selected. When it is turned two steps below 40, you switch back to the low range. This may seem a little odd, but trying to cover the entire 0-99 range with the pot made the steps too close together and hard to control. Patches can also be selected using the keypad, as before.
• Unison detune has been added. To allow storing the setting with the patch, the Oscillator Fine Tune parameter is used to control the detune amount. If the patch does not enable Unison mode, or if MIDI mode 4 is selected, this parameter works normally. When detune is enabled, oscillator fine tune amount is set to 0.
• A new parameter (front panel #37 or MIDI #39) has been added. It is global, and is not stored with each patch. In fact, it is reset at power up. This parameter has three values: 0, 1, and 2. When set to 0, all voice LFO's behave normally. When set to 1, all voice LFO's are reset to the "no modulation" state when the voice is assigned. When set to 2, all voice LFO's are set to the "full modulation" state when the voice is assigned. So this parameter allows the LFO's to sync to the start of a new note. It can be controlled using MIDI, the same as other parameters, but there is only one of them, not one per voice. So all voices will have the same setting.