The O.G. DrumBrute. It was the first drum machine I ever owned, and it was a perfect way to get accustomed to sound design, sequencing, making some fun beats. All analog. In particular I think the filters and pattern effects are creative features. I also enjoyed the fact that there are individual outs for all of the sounds, which allows for different effects pedals to be used with each sound, or can help as you're moving your pattern into a DAW, to give you more control over the mix.

In original packaging, with original power supply.

From Arturia:

Providing 17 distinct, fully analog drum and percussion instruments with an intuitive sequencer, massive connectivity, a two-mode Steiner-Parker filter, and dynamic performance controls, DrumBrute will take your beat production to the next level.

A collection of 17 distinct analog drum instruments; an advanced 64-step drum sequencer with song mode; a polyrhythmic, step-repeat glitch machine; a performance powerhouse and sequence looper. DrumBrute is all of this. It can also act as your creative hub, as its vast connectivity allows you to output different sections of your mix separately, and connect to all your existing studio & performance gear with USB, MIDI, and Clock I/O.

More than the sum of its parts, DrumBrute combines the technical perfection of studio gear with the excitement of a playable instrument