The TB303 (Transistor Bass) was introduced in the early 1982's by Roland as a companion to the TR606 Drumatix. The TB303 sold well in its three years of production, but it didn’t become a cult item until years later. Acid-House music producers discovered that its nasty, high resonance filter sound could cut through any mix like an electric knife. These little bass boxes are still in high demand and often command prices as high as $800.00! Original price: $395.00

Specifications:

• (1) Voltage Controlled Oscillator (sawtooth or square wave, tuning)
• (1) 18 dB/octave Lowpass Filter (cutoff, resonance, envelope amount)
• (1) Voltage Controlled Amplifier (decay time & accent intensity)
• • Sequencer— 64 patterns of up to 16 notes, 7 songs, tempo control
• • Slide (assignable per note)
• • DIN Sync
• • Runs on (4) AA batteries