Old-School rack module from E-MU systems – quite a rare beast now! Carnaval was one of a trio of modules released by E-MU – the others being Dance Planet and Planet Phatt. They are aimed at dance & hip-hop music producers

Carnaval is aimed at Latin music but has hundreds of samples & loops in different styles, including guitars – acoustic, electric, 12‑string, nylon, steel, etc – and percussion including timbales, congas, bongos, cabasa, quica, shakers and more cowbell

“The whole point of an E-mu module is the synth engine and programming. Unlike the more refined and heavily efx processed Roland and Korg sounds, E-mu is like home cooking, and you only really get out of it what you put in”

“In a way, Emu have done the Carnaval a disservice in calling it a Latin sound module, because it encompasses a much wider range of sounds and styles than this tag implies. However, if your inclination is toward Latin styles, the Carnaval is an obvious choice because this is what it does best, and there’s very little else available quite like it” – Sound on Sound

In excellent used condition with minimal case marks or rack rash. Refurbished in our workshops with a recapped power supply, new backup battery and a new main encoder. Tested & working 100%. Photos to follow

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Sold as seen, no returns on B Stock items

Used, in good cosmetic condition, no ROM, no power supply, untested

The front panel, switches & encoder work well. No rack ears, power supply or ROM included. No audio from outputs 1 & 2, other outputs seem OK, no further testing done. Sold for parts only

Photos show the synth for sale

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Has standard Proteus 2000 ROM with a selection of sounds

The module features:

• 3 stereo outputs
• SPDIF output
• 128-note polyphony
• 32 midi channels (midi 1 and midi 2 inputs)
• 32 MB sample ROM memory
• Four ROM slots
• 128 Multi-mode filters
• Four real-time controls
• 256 LFOs
• dual stereo effects processors
• 1536 presets

In very good used condition with minimal marks & scratches. Original knobs, switches & rack ears. Refurbished. Photos show the module for sale

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Refurbished in our workshops:

• New main encoder
• New backup battery
• Recapped power supply
• Reset to factory settings
• Passed all self-tests

Released at the same time as Planet Phatt and Carnaval the Dance Planet is aimed at dance music producers

The Dance Planet has 256 factory and 256 user presets. It has 32-note polyphony and is 16-part multitimbral

“This unit is a rompler????????? My GOD they never used to make romplers that sounded like THIS!”

“Let me give it to you straight. This synthesizer sounds like an incredible moog polyphonic or mono fully analog synth with the amazing moog filter and envelope filters and playability, all with optional beautiful touch sensitivity and aftertouch”

This is a Version 2 Dance Planet in excellent used condition with minimal case marks or rack rash. Refurbished in our workshops with a new backup battery, recapped power supply and new main encoder. Tested & working 100%. Photos show the module for sale

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Refurbished in our workshops:

• New main encoder
• New backup battery
• Recapped power supply
• Reset to factory settings
• Passed all self-tests

Released at the same time as Planet Phatt and Carnaval the Dance Planet is aimed at dance music producers

The Dance Planet has 256 factory and 256 user presets. It has 32-note polyphony and is 16-part multitimbral

“This unit is a rompler????????? My GOD they never used to make romplers that sounded like THIS!”

“Let me give it to you straight. This synthesizer sounds like an incredible moog polyphonic or mono fully analog synth with the amazing moog filter and envelope filters and playability, all with optional beautiful touch sensitivity and aftertouch”

This is a Version 2 Dance Planet in excellent used condition with minimal case marks or rack rash. Refurbished in our workshops with a new backup battery, recapped power supply and new main encoder. Tested & working 100%. Photos show the unit for sale

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Old-School rack module from E-MU systems and quite a rare beast now! Mo’Phatt was the follow-up to Planet Phatt – one of the first three modules released by E-MU – Planet Phatt, Dance Planet and Carnaval. They are aimed at dance & hip-hop music producers

Mo’Phatt now has 512 factory and two upgradeable SIMM slots for additional sound banks. It has 64-note polyphony and is 16-part multitimbral. It has 50 different 12th‑order resonant and modelling filters, two effects processors, 16 arpeggiators and a Super Beats mode

“The whole point of an E-mu module is the synth engine and programming. Unlike the more refined and heavily efx processed Roland and Korg sounds, E-mu is like home cooking, and you only really get out of it what you put in”

“Anyone who has dabbled with the Planet Phatt will know what to expect — namely, a vast and credible slice of ultra‑cool, laid‑back R&B, hip‑hop, funk and rap material, expertly presented for maximum effect” – Sound on Sound

In excellent condition with minimal case marks or rack rash. Tested & working 100%. Photos show the module for sale

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Planet Phatt has 384 factory and 256 user presets with 100 user-editable drum loops. It has 32-note polyphony and is 16-part multitimbral

“The whole point of an E-mu module is the synth engine and programming. Unlike the more refined and heavily efx processed Roland and Korg sounds, E-mu is like home cooking, and you only really get out of it what you put in”

In very good used condition with minimal case marks or rack rash. Tested & working 100%. Photos show the Planet Phatt for sale

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