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Proudly serving the music community since 1983.
The world's largest single store inventory of used musical gear.
Over 55,790 internet transactions since July 8, 1995
Over 26,892 used keyboards sold since June 1983
Over 13,876 used guitar pedals sold since June 1983
Over 29,311 used studio gear pieces sold since June 1983
Over 11,658 used drum machines sold since June 1983
Voted Best Music Store in New York by the Village Voice
Zagat's NYC Shopping guide says:
"Everyone from Madonna to Michael Jackson has stopped by
this store to rummage amid the daily-changing stock of hard
to find used instruments at rock bottom prices."

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Rogue News

  • We Now Repair Apple Devices and Blackberrys

    Added Joe Maldonado to the staff today, fixing Macs, Macbooks, IPhones and Blackberrys. Email us for repair information.
  • New Moog News!

    • Voyager Keyboard OS 3.5 and New Preset Bank Released.
    Both are available for free download at the Moog website.

    • Premium Theremin Case  $142

    - 600-Denier Nylon exterior
    - Embroidered Moog Music logo
    - Neoprene and EVA carry handle
    - Custom foam interior
    - EPS Foam interior with cavities routed for antenna storage
    - Plush fabric interior
    - External gusseted accessory pocket

  • Elektron Octatrack and Updates

    We are happy to announce the next major Elektron product - the
    Octatrack. It is designed to revolutionize the concept of sampling.
    Estimated release in Q4 2010. The Octatrack/Machinedrum/Monomachine will be the perfect gear combo. High quality photos of the machine and logos are available at files.elektron.se/Elektron-Octatrack-Press-Kit.zip

    Introducing the +Drive
    The Machinedrum SPS-1UW MKII and the Monomachine SFX-60 MKII will from the 24th of March be equipped with a +Drive. The +Drive boosts the storage capabilities by a factor of 128. Unit end prices will remain
    unchanged. All Machinedrum/Monomachines models are upgradablewith a +Drive.

    Price cut on the Machinedrum SPS-1 MKII
    We are going to lower the price on the Machinedrum SPS-1 MKII. The
    Machinedrum is now the perfect entry level Elektron machine. Powerful,
    yet competitively priced. A price list reflecting this change was sent
    out to you in physical form. If you need a pdf price list, get back to us.

    New elektron.se launching
    As if this wasn’t enough, we’re about launch our brand new homepage. Our graphic profile has been completely updated. You as a retailer will be
    much more visible.

  • Equation Audio Mics and Headphones

    We've become dealers for this line of highly reviewed, yet reasonably priced mics and headphones. Beautiful design and great specs make this gear worth checking out. Click here for the website.
    Then call us for the best prices.

  • New Yamaha Portable Workstations

    Yamaha has a history of great inexpensive keyboards and these raise the bar with lots of features at great prices.

    • Yamaha PSR-E213 keyboard - $125
    • Yamaha PSR-E413 keyboard - $229

  • Digidesign/M-Audio Name Change

    As you might know, one year ago we decided to combine all the Avid® companies including Digidesign®, M-Audio®, and Sibelius®into a new, unified Avid. Since then, we've taken steps toward transitioning Digidesign to the Avid name. We understand that you might have questions about the future of Digidesign and the product lines you've invested in. With that in mind, we'd like to share some information, answer some questions, and explain how these changes will affect you.

    New website launching April 12th

    Many of you told us that we needed to improve the navigation, organization, and the overall user experience of digidesign.com. In order to make these improvements, a major overhaul was necessary. On April 12th, we're going to launch a brand new avid.com website that will include all of the digidesign.com pagesplus a number of enhancements to make navigation faster and easier. At first, the website will be US-only, but over the next few months, we'll work on moving the international Digidesign websites as well. To help you get acclimated, we'll be posting an interim page at digidesign.com offering links straight to the pages that are most important to you.

    Why move the website to Avid.com?

    Not surprisingly, many of you own products from multiple Avid companiesincluding Digidesign, M-Audio, and Sibeliusso we thought it would be more convenient to offer one centralized, unified website for all Avid products. We're working toward providing you benefits like a simplified product registration process, single login ID, and a one-stop source for all product information, support, downloads, and news.

    What will the new site be like?

    The people behind the look and feel of Digidesign and M-Audio are now creating a new look and feel for all Avidso don't expect the new site to look like we sell IT products! It will feature completely new navigation and organization, making it easier and faster to find what you want. Overall, it's a big improvement over the current Digidesign website. Our web team incorporated feedback from customers into the new sitewe think you're really going to like it.

    Is the Digidesign name going away?

    Yes, we are in the process of retiring the Digidesign namebut the products will live on. After talking with many of you, we discovered that most people identify more with the product namessuch as Pro Tools®, VENUE, ICONinstead of the company name (actually, there are some people who thought the name of the company was Pro Tools, so go figure...).

    What is happening to the Digidesign team?

    Rest assured, the same core Digidesign team of audio fanatics is still here, with offices in Daly City, CA. We just have a different logo on our letterhead. And since the transition, we've been playing key roles in creating the new Avid. Over the coming months, you'll start to see our influence on packaging, videos, customer communications (like this one), and the overall look and feel of Avid.

    Why is the Digidesign name being retired?

    In today's rapidly changing business environment, it no longer makes sense to maintain many separate brands. It's also impractical to have multiple marketing teams, websites, newsletters, and separate methods for communicating with customers. Our new brand strategy is to combine everything under the Avid name. This will help us streamline operations and become a healthier companywhich frees up more resources for product development. We figured that you'd rather see us put more money towards designing innovative new gear than maintaining five separate brands.

    What does this mean for the Digidesign product lines?

    You've seen a taste of what can be accomplished when we work togetherproducts like Pro Tools M-Powered™, Video Satellite between Media Composer® and Pro Tools, the DSM monitors, and Sibelius integration into Pro Tools. Moving forward, audio and video are going to be equally important for Avid. We're totally committed to Pro Tools, VENUE, ICON, and all the other product lines that used to be branded under Digidesign. Combining forces with the other Avid companies means more resources for our R&D department to work with, enabling us to release more great products than ever. We're also committed to expanding our product lines furtherin fact, we have some incredible new audio products in store for 2010 and beyond...

    What about the M-Audio brand name?

    We've begun the process of transitioning the M-Audio name to a product brand instead of a company name. You'll continue seeing product names like the M-Audio Oxygen 25, and the M-Audio BX5a Deluxe.

    What does this mean for the M-Audio and Sibelius websites?

    Eventually, the M-Audio and Sibelius websites will be moved to the new Avid.com as well. But for now, those sites will continue to operate independently just as usual.




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