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Eight-Voice

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. Manufacturer:
Oberheim

Model:
Eight-Voice

Production period:
1974-79

Quantity produced:


Also:
- Kevin Lightner's own Oberheim Eight-Voice (or is it a Sixteen-Voice?)

Famous Fingers
Who played this instrument?

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Oberheim Eight-Voice

image courtesy of Kevin Lightner

Originally owners of the Four-Voice could expand it to up to eight SEM modules. Shown here is an example of just that. This became the first Eight-Voice.

Later Oberheim released an Eight-Voice with two keyboards, (one on top of the other: the top one, a 4-octave(C-C), 49-note, and the bottom one, a 5-octave(C-C), 61-note) and an onboard Digital Programmer which held 16 presets. Currently we have no picture of this one.



Famous Fingers
Who Played This Instrument?

Chick Corea, Dennis DeYoung of Styx - used extensively on Pieces of Eight (1978), Chris Franke, Dave Greenfield, Herbie Hancock, Chas Jankel, Brian Kehew and Roger Manning of The Moog Cookbook, Geddy Lee of Rush, Lyle Mays, Patrick Moraz, David Palmer of Jethro Tull, Steve Porcaro, Tim Simenon of Bomb the Bass, Akiko Yano of Yellow Magic Orchestra, Joe Zawinul

[Let us know if you have any further additions to this list.]

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