Roland SH-101 Japanese String Part Three showing two of

Part Three showing two of the star pieces on the @soundgasltd stand at #synthfestuk: the Maestro USS-1 and Ult Sound DS-4 - driven here by the Maestro MRK-4 with Roland RE-201 on echo duties

The controls are Feedback

The Refinery is a five-knob compressor for ultimate control over your signal

reliable and versatile - as any head can be switched to replay or regeneration the user has access to a wide range of multiple and scatter echoes

The missing knobs will be replaced with identical ones before shipping

Roland SH-101 Japanese String Part Three showing two ofA fully serviced and clean example of what is undoubtedly one of the most instantly recognisable of the smaller 80s analogue synths. Essentially what you have is an analogue monophonic bass synth with more than a little TB 303 sonic influence; they were (and quite possibly still are) used by a whole slew of electronic music pioneers from rave purveyors 808 State and The Prodigy to industrial noise mongers Nitzer Ebb and KMFDM, to experimentalists