Anyone interested in a CM-32P?

[shad0wfax]

Hi everybody,

A couple of months ago I bought a Roland CM-32P which I saw in an internet marketplace (not eBay, but one of Spain). I didn't expected very much, but I was wrong. The CM-32P sounds very well, considering its age, specially with some expansion cards.

In fact, I like it so much that I've purchased a second-hand Roland U-220 sound module, so the CM-32P is now for sale. If anyone wants to know how good it sounds, you can take a look to the post 'CM-64 vs. SC-55', where Zemus put a link to his webpage which contains a song I wrote using mainly the CM-32P. If anyone is interested, I have a few short compositions more that I could send through email.

The CM-32P is also a good partner for any MT32-like gear, because it uses midi channels 11-16 and has a line-in connector to mix the MT-32 output with the CM-32P output.

These are the technical characteristics:
* 6-part multitimbral, channels 11-16 (no drums)
* 31 voice polyphony (patches are at most composed by 2 parts, so polyphony will never be less than 15).
* One slot for SN-U110-xx cards (high quality samples, the same cards used by U-110 and U-220 modules)
* 64 presets and reverb

I could sell it alone or with a couple of cards: SN-U110-08 (synthesizer) and SN-U110-09 (guitar & keyboards). The reason is that the patches contained in that cards are also in the preset ROM of the U-220.

If no-one would be interested, I'll surely put it on eBay.

Shad0wfax

[shad0wfax]

Hi again,

I've uploaded some mp3 from my CM-32P to a web server, so anybody interested in the little Roland box can download and listen to the songs. The URL is http://www.hispasonic.com/user.php?op=userinfo&uname=Shadowfax  , and the webpage is in Spanish only (sorry), but it's easy (I think) to navigate.

Regards,
Shadowfax

[shad0wfax]

SOLD OUT!!

My CM-32P has been sold, so don't email me for asking about it. Thanks.

[QBiN]

I've uploaded some mp3 from my CM-32P to a web server, so anybody interested in the little Roland box can download and listen to the songs. The URL is http://www.hispasonic.com/user.php?op=userinfo&uname=Shadowfax  , and the webpage is in Spanish only (sorry), but it's easy (I think) to navigate.

Hey shaf0wfax... Do you still have those MP3 on a webpage somewhere? I know it's been a while and that link seems not to work anymore, but I'd be interested in listening to them.