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E-mu Emulator |
Manufacturer:
E-mu Systems, Inc.
Year:
1981
General:
At the end of the 70th the so-called "samplers" came up. The first affordable sampler was the Emulator I, because with $15.000, it was not so expensive compared with other systems. In 1984 its successor "Emulator II" hit the market.
Usage in Kitaro's music:
Unknown
To hear on which album or to see on which DVD?