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EMU SP-1200 Sampler #7030 90s Vintage Drum Machine SSM2044 E-Mu Analog Hip Hop*

listed at $4,102.56

This listing is from our archives — ask us; we may have, or can source, its sibling.

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Condition: UsedSKU: sp1200-1

Description

E-Mu SP1200

The Greatest Sounding Drum Machine/Sampler Ever Created

Fully Functional, Extremely Clean

Most Desirable Version - 2nd Generation "Black Case Reissue" Early-Mid 90s (1st Generation had Power Supply that became dangerously hot after 10 minutes of use. 3rd Generation issued without famous  SSM2044 filter chips

12-Bit Grittiness transforms samples into fat warm butter sounds

To be Professionally packed and shipped safely to become a staple of your studio

USA Shipping $39 / Worldwide $105 - Canada $79, Australia $125

These lists are nowhere near complete, but some artists that have used this instrument include:

Rhythm D., Alan Braxe, Beastie Boys, Bibio, BS 2000, Cevin Key, Da Beatminerz: Mr. Walt, DJ Evil Dee (Black Moon), Baby Paul, Daft Punk, Danger Mouse (Gnarls Barkley), De La Soul, Def Jef, DJ Clark Kent [4], DJ Head (Producer for Eminem), DJ Krush, DJ Muggs (Cypress Hill), DJ Premier, DJ Qbert, DJ Quik, Dr. Dre, DJ 600V, Easy Mo Bee, El da Sensei of Artifacts, Geto Boys, Grap Luva, Hank Shocklee (Bomb Squad/Public Enemy), Havoc (Mobb Deep), Ice-T, Javier Martinez Maya, J Dilla, John Fell, J-Zone, Juicy J, Johnny J, Kenny Dixon Jr. aka Moodymann, KRS-One, Large Professor, Le Knight Club, Lewis Parker, Liam Howlett of The Prodigy - Used on album (Fat of the Land 1996) to present, Lord Finesse (DITC), Madlib, Mannie Fresh [5], Marley Marl, Marvel76, MF DOOM Used the SP on his series of instrumental albums under the name Metal Fingers, Mix Master Mike, Nottz, Paul C, Pete Rock, Pharoahe Monch, Prince Paul, Professor Griff, P-Original, Q-Tip (A Tribe Called Quest), Rappin' 4-Tay, Ready Rock C, Rhythm Masters, RZA, Showbiz and A.G. (DITC), Ski Beatz [4], Shar The Analog Bastard, Todd Terry, Tommy Tee, Will to Power Producer - Bob Rosenberg

Albums that feature this instrument include:

People Under the Stairs - "The Next Step", Johnny J - "2Pac's Producer", Alan Braxe - The Upper Cuts, PNS - 12 Bit Soul, Cypress Hill - Cypress Hill, Pete Rock - INI, Soul Survivor, PeteStrumentals, Lewis Parker - Sniper Beats, Lord Finesse - The Awakening, The SP1200 Project, Lootpack - Soundpieces: Da Antidote, Ultramagnetic MCs - Critical Beatdown (In this case, the first LP in to use the SP-12 Turbo)., Geto Boys - The Geto Boys, EPMD - Strictly Business, Cypress Hill - Black Sunday, Jel - 10 Seconds, Main Source - Breaking Atoms, Jay-Z - Reasonable Doubt, Nas - Illmatic, on Madlib and MF DOOM (as Madvillain)'s album Madvillainy, Madlib was holding a SP-1200 in his hands on the back cover., BS 2000 - Nobody Beats BS2000, El Da Sensei - Relax Relate Release, Aesop of Living Legends - Black Libra, Kid Koala - 12 bit Blues, Public Enemy - Fear of a Black Planet, Thomas Bangalter used an SP-1200 for most of the releases on the Roulé label, such as Trax On Da Rocks, Spinal Scratch and Trax On Da Rocks Vol. 2,Janet Jackson - Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation 1814, 2pac - All Eyez On Me