The EMAX 1 is a classic - it's the sound of the 80s! This sampler is beautiful - it's better than the Emulator II and SP12/SP1200 IMHO. I've been using EMAX samplers for 35 years and they are still one of my favs.

• Health check-up in 2022. It's been working perfectly since.
• Replaced Power
• Replaced Screen with OLED
• Some of the membrane is a little crackly (see photos)

EXTRA FREE STUFF:

• E-Muser (NOT TESTED)
  Worth $150
• 2x replacement Floppy Drives (NOT TESTED, but they were working when they were taken out of the other 2 EMAXs)
  Worth $120 ea

SPECS:

• Power replaced in 2023
• OLED
• 3.5" floppy drive
• Polyphony - 8 voices
• Sampler - 12-bit, 10kHz to 42kHz variable (52 seconds at 10kHz);
• Memory - 512K memory;
• LFO - Yes
• Arpeg/Seq - 16-track sequencer; arpeggiator
• Keyboard - 61 notes (with velocity and poly pressure messages)
• Effects - Chorus
• Control - MIDI IN, MIDI OUT/THRU
• Date Produced - Emax: 1986 (Happy 40th Birthday!)

INCLUDED:

• AC power cable
• Misc EMAX Floppy disks with various operating systems
• E-Muser (NOT TESTED): interface that works with EMXP and allows fast transfer via USB to the Emax 422 port.. a real timesaver in the studio.
• 2x replacement Floppy Drives (NOT TESTED, but they were working when they were taken out of the other 2 EMAXs)