Siel • DK 80

The Siel DK-80 is an odd synth that could be said to bridge the gap between low end mid-eighties Roland and Sequential type synthesizers. It is an analog synth with digital control. It is also bi-timbral with a split keyboard mode giving you 2 polysynths in one keyboard! The sounds are OK, and the DK-80 makes a great backup synth. It has an on-board two-track sequencer, chord memory and hold, programmable stereo panning and sweeping. Parameters are edited one at a time and via membrane push buttons. For a fair price the DK-80 is certainly an exotic addition to any synth set up but may be too limited to use as your main or only analog synth. It is used by Eat Static
Or was it that the Tom Piggot Demo worked again.)
The Bitimbric sounds are great!
I still own one of these in my personal collection as well as the DK-70 w/the remote grip!
Or was it that the Tom Piggot Demo worked again.
The Bitimbric sound are great!
I still own one of these in my personal collection as well as the DK-70 w/the remote grip!