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In a message dated 1/7/99 7:12:25 AM Central Standard Time, billcumm@sprynet.com writes: << I've heard that the new Boss DR202 drum machine is geared to Drum and Bass, and other electonic styles. >> This is true, but it's also difficult to manuever through without the manual, doesn't sound really good (IMHO), and is built more like a toy than a tool. True, the filters are fun to play with, but while I was test driving it, I found myself more often than not crawling into a corner that couldn't be backed out of, and having to turn the machine on and off. If you have nothing, it might be worthwhile, but I'd personally wait and see if it sells at all, or if you can pick it up this fall for half the price when Roland unveils it's "new(est) hot techno/d'n'b/electro-box"... like they seem to be doing every three months now. And I will come clean, lest I offend any big fans of the 202 out there, that I was checking into it for a friend who was interested but wanted my opinion, and was trying it out in the store, with headphones and no manual to work from, not plugged into my monitors and tweaking it for hours in the comfort of my own home. But judging from my previous experience with Roland manuals, I'm not sure it would have helped anyway. - Crossedout@aol.com