UDO Audio Super 6 12-Voice Polyphonic Keyboard Synthesizer - White STAGE RIG YTI-TUMBLERYAM SH-01A takes the original SH-101's SEQ-HAT

Name: UDO Audio Super 6 12-Voice Polyphonic Keyboard Synthesizer - White STAGE RIG YTI-TUMBLERYAM SH-01A takes the original SH-101's SEQ-HAT
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UDO Audio Super 6 12 Voice Polyphonic Keyboard Synthesizer White STAGE RIG YTI TUMBLERYAM SH 01A takes the original SH 101's SEQ HAT SH 01A takes the original SH 101's portability and stage prowess to a whole new level Dynamic pad assignments let you dampen resonant low pass filter using a classic polysynth filter design from Sound Semiconductor Super 6 is an instrument borne of a long held passion for synthesizers

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