no doubt for 30 euro !! get it (if it works)!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDuSpuL_iBE

Thank you very much!

You're the inventor/designer/maker of the Dreamblaster Wavetable Cards right? If you recommend it, it has to be good! 😀
I'd love to get one of your devices but my budget is really tight right now. I have been dreaming of an S1 or X1 since I found out about them.
Keep up the good work!

The MT32 support on an SC-55 is rarely ever used for PC games. It was meant for musicians that wanted the basic sound bank but didn't want to deal with a second module. It did not have the ability to receive custom patches like a real MT32/CM32, so it only works for the small base of games that doesn't use custom patches.

The sound quality of the SC-33 is supposed to be cleaner than that of the SC-55. I only have SC-55's so I can't really compare them, but every thing I hear about them is good. I second the motion to get it if it's only 30 euro with power supply.

Let us know how it sounds when you get it hooked up.

It took the seller some time to respond but today I have recieved it.

Here it is:

The unit works! I took it apart to check if the battery is fine. It is.

Now I could record some games but thruth be told it sounds exactly like an SC-55MkII. Which means it sounds great!

Thanks for the advice!

It certainly looks like something from the 80s/90s. 😁
Enjoy!

At the time Roland was expanding the Sound Canvas product line like crazy - they probably had an excess of parts related to the production of Boss drum machines and decided to create a tabletop sound canvas, hence the Roland SC-33 / Boss DS-330.

Here is the Boss DR-660 which looks like a close sibling of the SC-33.

James-F wrote:

It certainly looks like something from the 80s/90s. 😁
Enjoy!

Thanks, I will!

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At the time Roland was expanding the Sound Canvas product line like crazy - they probably had an excess of parts related to the production of Boss drum machines and decided to create a tabletop sound canvas, hence the Roland SC-33 / Boss DS-330.

Here is the Boss DR-660 which looks like a close sibling of the SC-33.

That looks like it's using the same base chassis, I would not be surprised if you could switch out the baseplate. I also think that's the exact same power supply my SC-33 has.
Makes sense that they used pre-existing parts to make it. I got no complaints, it works great.