Today's Top Stories:

  Glyph 6416 CDRW
New in stock at Sweetwater Sound: We just received our first batch of the new 6416 CDRW mechanisms from Glyph Technologies. The 6416 is a Masterlist compatible 6x write, 4x rewrite, and 16x read drive that is very affordably priced. The SCSI Masterlist compatible versions we stock retail for $529.

Sweetwater has significantly lowered the price of several Alesis items. Now's the time to get great deals on QS6.1's, Studio 24 mixers, Nano Synths, and Nano Bass modules.

Those price reductions (above) are all well and good, but worthy of its own inSync blurb is the great deal we are offering on the incredible Alesis Q20 multi-effects processor. The street price had been around $800 for these, and well worth it, but we're blowing the lid off those prices and offering them for $499! This is a GREAT sounding processor for $499. When it first came out we did A/B comparisons between them and a $12k Lexicon 480L. The Q20 stacked up very respectively against this leading reverb system. On some algorithms we could hardly tell the difference.

  Alesis price drop: QS6.1, Studio 24, NanoSynth
New in stock at Sweetwater Sound: We just received our first batch of the new 6416 CDRW mechanisms from Glyph Technologies. The 6416 is a Masterlist compatible 6x write, 4x rewrite, and 16x read drive that is very affordably priced. The SCSI Masterlist compatible versions we stock retail for $529.

Sweetwater has significantly lowered the price of several Alesis items. Now's the time to get great deals on QS6.1's, Studio 24 mixers, Nano Synths, and Nano Bass modules.

Those price reductions (above) are all well and good, but worthy of its own inSync blurb is the great deal we are offering on the incredible Alesis Q20 multi-effects processor. The street price had been around $800 for these, and well worth it, but we're blowing the lid off those prices and offering them for $499! This is a GREAT sounding processor for $499. When it first came out we did A/B comparisons between them and a $12k Lexicon 480L. The Q20 stacked up very respectively against this leading reverb system. On some algorithms we could hardly tell the difference.

  Alesis Q20
New in stock at Sweetwater Sound: We just received our first batch of the new 6416 CDRW mechanisms from Glyph Technologies. The 6416 is a Masterlist compatible 6x write, 4x rewrite, and 16x read drive that is very affordably priced. The SCSI Masterlist compatible versions we stock retail for $529.

Sweetwater has significantly lowered the price of several Alesis items. Now's the time to get great deals on QS6.1's, Studio 24 mixers, Nano Synths, and Nano Bass modules.

Those price reductions (above) are all well and good, but worthy of its own inSync blurb is the great deal we are offering on the incredible Alesis Q20 multi-effects processor. The street price had been around $800 for these, and well worth it, but we're blowing the lid off those prices and offering them for $499! This is a GREAT sounding processor for $499. When it first came out we did A/B comparisons between them and a $12k Lexicon 480L. The Q20 stacked up very respectively against this leading reverb system. On some algorithms we could hardly tell the difference.