RHYTHM DESIGNER RD-6-BK Analog Drum Machine with 8 Drum Sounds, 64 Step Sequencer and Distortion Effects

My first drum machine was a tr-606. At the time i knew nothing about synth gear i just got it because it sounded like skinny puppy. Unfortunately at the end of the 90's i had grown tired of the midi sync problems and hurdles involved with analog gear and so i sold everything and bought a k2000 orchestral (i already had a tg-33 and a tr-626) i even sold my 808 as a package deal with my 606. I look back now and could kick my old self in the head. In the many years since i have gathered a respectable bunch of analog gear AND THE BERINGER 606 CLONE IS SUPERB it sounds just like my original PLUS THE ADDITION OF THE DR110 CLAP almost makes it worth while just for that (i have 2 dr110's and one is retro fited with din sync but with the behringers MIDI i now have them mostly as collectors pieces). 10 freaken stars even if they only offer 5!

Very light weight, all plastic cheap housing but can produce drum beats, outputs are hot so will overdrive most mixers or other audio sources, overall good but not as good as some of the other products made by Behringer.

This thing is basically a child's toy. It's not for real musicians. I would have returned it but they want to charge a reshelfing fee. If you are a musician that needs to sync it to a multi track recorder that doesn't have midi, it will record the sync track, but does not except the sync in. The owner's manual doesn't show you how to and there is nothing of an example online using this thing. Now I have 2 drum machines that can't syc.