BOSS DR-5 Dr. Rhythm Section Drum Machine
Condition: Second-hand, in good condition with some cosmetic wear as shown. No accessories included (case, power supply etc).
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Key details
- Requires 6x AA Batteries
Overview
The BOSS DR-5 Dr. Rhythm Section is a versatile all-in-one rhythm workstation designed for musicians who want more than just a drum machine, combining drums, bass and instrument backing into a compact, intuitive unit. Its guitar-friendly layout, built-in tuner and amp simulator make it especially powerful for songwriting and practice, while MIDI connectivity and deep sequencing features allow it to integrate easily into studio or live setups.
Released in 1994, the DR-5 stands out as a unique evolution of the drum machine concept, offering a complete backing band in a single unit and becoming a cult favourite for its creative workflow and distinctive 90s digital character.
- 256 x 16-bit percussion and instrument sounds for full backing arrangements
- 64 drum kits (48 preset, 16 user) covering a wide range of styles
- 400 rhythm patterns (200 preset, 200 user programmable)
- 4-track sequencer for drums, bass, and instrument layering
- 20-song memory with up to 2000 parts for composition
- Fretboard-style input layout designed for guitarists
- Guitar input with built-in tuner and amp simulator
- External Pitch function allows guitar-triggered MIDI-style playback
- MIDI In/Out for syncing with external gear
- Stereo outputs plus headphone output for practice and recording
- Runs on 6 x AA batteries or PSA-style power supply
- Compact portable design, approx. 930g
Specs
- Serial number: CH17810
Shipping & Returns
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