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Color: Black
Set name: Analog Rytm MKII
Features
- Combines eight powerful analog drum voices with digital sampling capabilities.
- Features a vivid OLED screen for easy navigation and precise control over settings.
- Includes ultra-rugged backlit buttons and hi-res encoders for a faster workflow.
- Offers larger pads for improved playability and dynamic expression.
- Provides analog overdrive and multimode filters for each drum voice.
- Equipped with balanced audio inputs for high-quality sound recording.
- Allows for external control via expression/CV inputs for added flexibility.
- Built with a durable cast aluminum enclosure for long-lasting performance.
- Supports intricate sequencing and performance controls for creative flexibility.
- Class Compliant USB Audio for easy connectivity to compatible devices.
Color: Black
Brand: Elektron
Material: Elektron
Model Name: MKII
Item dimensions L x W x H: 15.2 x 8.85 x 3.3 inches
Brand Name: Elektron
Model Name: MKII
Model Number: Analog Rytm MKII
Included Components: Power Supply PSU-3c, Elektron USB cable, Quick Guide
Manufacturer: Elektron
UPC: 709951950951
Global Trade Identification Number: 25
Set Name: Analog Rytm MKII
Part Number: 116012
Warranty Description: Elektron machines come with a three-year limited warranty, starting from the date of the original purchase.
Color: Black
Material: Elektron
Body Material: Aluminum
Item Dimensions: 15.2 x 8.85 x 3.3 inches
Item Weight: 3.39 Kilograms
Connector Type: USB
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