In mint condition, includes the original box, printed manual, stickers and software download card, stereo 3.5mm to dual mono 6.3mm audio and Micro SD to USB adapter. Lightly used in a smoke-free home studio. No nicks, dings, or other signs of wear. I bought this unit used, but I didn’t end up using it as much as I thought I would.
Accessories also included: Type B 3.5mm TRS to 5-pin MIDI cable; Digital Deck Covers fabric dust cover; and folding aluminum stand. (Note: the audio and USB cables shown in the photos are NOT included. Also NOT included are the original power adapter and USB cable. I didn’t get them when I bought it, so I can’t pass them along!)
These are the key features of the Polyend Tracker+:
* Updated version of the original Polyend Tracker
* 16-channels: 8 sampling, 8 synths/MIDI
* Unlimited number of projects, with up to 256 patterns containing 16x128 steps each
* Modify instruments, notes, and FX settings per-step
* Stereo sampling engine with 1-shot, Forward, Backward, Ping-pong, Slicing modes
* Sample editing and recording right form the device
* Internal FM radio for sampling
* Granular and Wavetable sampling engines
* 8 synth tracks with new engines: ACD, FAT, VAP, WTFM, and PERC Drum Machine
* MIDI sequencing options
* Over 20 different FX types
* Vivid 7" display
* 48 multi-purpose pads
* Supports up to 14 stereo audio tracks over USB
Product Details
* Inputs: mic and line on 3.5mm
* Outputs: stereo 3.5mm (includes 3.5 to 6.3mm stereo splitter)
* MIDI: in and out on 3.5mm (includes Din MIDI adapters)
* 5V 1A USB powered over USB-C (includes wall adapter)
* Dimensions: 11 x 8.5 x 1.5"/279 x 216 x 38mm
Please don’t confuse this Tracker+ unit with the OG Tracker, which had fewer tracks, less on-board synth capability, could not handle stereo in and out, and did not have multi-channel USB audio. However, if you’re upgrading from the original Tracker, you’ll find the workflow and layout comfortable and familiar. The unit is compact and lightweight, suitable for as either a standalone groove box or for controlling up to 16 external MIDI devices. I found it fun and easy to work with, and I especially appreciated the new percussive and melodic synth engines that are new to the Tracker+
Price is (fairly) firm - new units cost roughly $1000; you can find used ones for around $650-700, but they don’t include all the accessories I am including.
I prefer cash, but I accept Venmo or CashApp. I’m open to trades for one or more high-end effect pedals (e.g., Eventide H90, Strymon MX, Empress Zoia) or a mirrorless digital camera (e.g., Sony ZV-E10). If you have an interesting guitar, synth or amp, hit me up.
Oh, and I don’t respond to “Is this still available?” messages. I take ads down as soon as possible after the item sells.