Looking for cheap, basic sample triggering device

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I have been looking, but still haven't found the perfect thing.

All I am looking for is a small, portable box that can store around 60 seconds of 44.1k / 16bit stereo sound and trigger it from a single button push. Timing is important, so I can't just do it from an iPod or similar. On the beat. That's it.

I don't need to do loops, edit on the go, record MIDI etc., and I've been wading through a ton of cruddy DJ gear and things discontinued in 1998.

Preferably cheap (under £100/$200), and in production. There must be something out there that can do this incredibly simple job. Is there?

Looking for cheap, basic sample triggering device

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Benny wrote:Boss SP-303. small, cheap, does what you want. it's not in production, but i bet you can get one on ebay for less than 200$
http://www.zzounds.com/item--BOSSP303


That's an SP404. Both the 303 and 404 looks nice, but they are lot more expensive and complicated than I was hoping for. Plus, I need it within two weeks, so can't really do the 'wait around on eBay' thing.

Thanks for looking though.

Looking for cheap, basic sample triggering device

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Because what immediately springs to mind when you say 'cheap', 'basic', 'small' and 'portable' is the Boss SP-202 - the Dr Sample.

Ebay

Specs


Specifications:

Polyphony - 4 voices
Oscillators - None
Sampler - 31.25kHz (hi-fi), 15.63kHz (standard), 7.81kHz (lo-fi), 3.91kHz (lo-fi 2); 32 to 260 seconds
Sequencer - None
Effects - Pitch, Filter, Resonant Filter, Time stretch, Ring Modulator, Delay Memory - Holds 16 samples; offline storage to SmartMedia 5.5v Memory Card Keyboard - None, 8 touch pads
Control - MIDI Date
Produced - 2000
Est. Value - $450


I've used one of these, and for what we were doing its cheapness was - ahem - just right.

The maximum sample rate *might* be a problem.

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