street priceThe AKAI S700 is a professional 12-bit sampler and digital signal processor (DSP) released in 1987 by the Japanese company Akai. It was one of the first samplers to use 12-bit sampling, allowing for higher-quality sound reproduction than its 8-bit counterparts. It has a variety of features, including a built-in sequencer, MIDI interface, and a variety of digital effects. The AKAI S700 was widely used in the production of hip-hop, techno, and dance music in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
Country of origin / production: Japan
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| Usage area | |
|---|---|
| Sampler | |
| Usage Design/ Form Factor | |
| Rackmount, 2U | |
| Archetype | |
| Digital (D) | |
| Polyphony | |
| Voices | 6 |
| Multi Timbral Capacity | 6 part(s) |
| Tone Generator / Sound Synthesis | |
| Synthesis Method | Digital Subtractive |
| Filter | |
| High-pass Filter (HPF) | |
| Low-pass Filter (LPF) | |
| Modulation | |
| LFO Waveforms | |
| Sine | |
| Sampler | |
| Sampler Format | Linear |
| Sample Memory | 0.256 Mb |
| MIDI in/ out | |
| IN | |
| OUT | |
| THRU | |
| Display | |
| Display type | TFT |
| Color resolution | Monochrome |
| Resolution: Symbols Count | 32 |
| Computer Interfaces | |
| FDD | |
| Power | |
| Voltage | 230V |
| Voltage | 100V |
| Voltage | 115/117V |
| Power Supply | Built-in, internal |
| Dimensions | |
| Height | 88 mm |
| Width | 483 mm |
| Depth | 429 mm |
| Weight | 7 kg |
| Case/ body | |
| Metal | |
| Color | |
| Grey | |
| Production start | 1987 |
| Production ended | |
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