This is an Oberheim DPX-1 Sample Player. Has 8 voice polyphony, a 5.25" floppy drive which reads E-mu Emulator II samples, and a 3.5" floppy drive which reads Ensoniq Mirage, Sequential Prophet 2000/2002, and Akai S900 samples. Has the most recent firmware and one mono audio output. There are some scratches on the top lid from being rack-mounted and unmounted, but this isn't visible when the unit is in a rack. The voltage sticker on the back indicates it has an international power supply, though I've never attempted to switch the voltage and don't know how it would behave with 220-240V input. It works fine with the 110-120V electricity in the US.

A quick clarification on this unit's capabilities, because there have been listings here on Reverb before which incorrectly said this unit can save files -- it doesn't. It only reads and plays sounds from disks. The one thing it can do, if you need to rescue sounds from aging floppy disks (which is why I bought it, to salvage some Emulator II samples), is it can do MIDI sample dump transfers. So you can dump sounds to another sampler, or to a computer program that can receive that data, with this unit. For example, I dumped my Emulator II samples into Passport Alchemy. True, you have to do all the key assignments over again and other setups too with sample dumps, but if the choice is between that and losing your sounds altogether, you at least have that rescue option with this unit.

Item will be shipped with a floppy protector in the 5.25" drive and will be professionally packaged before being shipped. Item will be sent upon receipt of payment.