In 1981, Sequential Circuits finally released the Prophet-10 synthesizer, featuring 10 voices, 20 oscillators, and a double manual keyboard.
Like the Prophet-5 Revision 3, it uses CEM chips.
The first Prophet-10s used an Exatron Stringy Floppy drive for saving patches and storing sequencer data.
Sequential later moved to a Braemar tape drive, which was more reliable and could store about four times as many sequencer events.
In 1981, Sequential Circuits finally released the Prophet-10 synthesizer, featuring 10 voices, 20 oscillators, and a double manual keyboard. Like the Prophet-5 Revision 3, it uses CEM chips. The first Prophet-10s used an Exatron Stringy Floppy drive for saving patches and storing sequencer data. Sequential later moved to a Braemar tape drive, which was more reliable and could store about four times as many sequencer events.
Prophet-5