E-mu Systems

E-mu Systems was an American music technology company founded in 1971 by Dave Rossum and Scott Wedge in Santa Cruz, California. The company pioneered affordable digital sampling with the Emulator (1982) and created the legendary SP-1200 drum machine that became a cornerstone of hip-hop production. E-mu's Proteus series of sound modules brought high-quality ROM-based synthesis to the masses. The company also developed key synthesizer technologies licensed by Oberheim and Sequential Circuits. Acquired by Creative Technology in 1993 and later merged with Ensoniq, E-mu ceased hardware production in the early 2000s.

Equipment

E-mu AudityNo artwork
E-mu Audity
E-mu CarnavalNo artwork
E-mu Carnaval
E-mu Mo'PhattNo artwork
E-mu Mo'Phatt
E-mu MorpheusNo artwork
E-mu Morpheus
E-mu Orbit 9090No artwork
E-mu Orbit 9090
E-mu Orbit V2No artwork
E-mu Orbit V2
E-mu PK-6No artwork
E-mu PK-6
E-mu Planet PhattNo artwork
E-mu Planet Phatt
E-mu Pro/CussionNo artwork
E-mu Pro/Cussion
E-mu Proteus 1No artwork
E-mu Proteus 1
E-mu Proteus 1 XRNo artwork
E-mu Proteus 1 XR
E-mu Proteus 2No artwork
E-mu Proteus 2
E-mu Proteus 2000No artwork
E-mu Proteus 2000
E-mu Proteus 3No artwork
E-mu Proteus 3
E-mu Proteus FXNo artwork
E-mu Proteus FX
E-mu Turbo PhattNo artwork
E-mu Turbo Phatt
E-mu UltraproteusNo artwork
E-mu Ultraproteus
E-mu Vintage KeysNo artwork
E-mu Vintage Keys
E-mu Xtreme Lead-1No artwork
E-mu Xtreme Lead-1