HANUS TRANSIDRUMS U-77 - VINTAGE RHYTHM BOX 1975 | HQ DEMO

This is a weird and pretty rare analog rhythm box from Holland. It came out 1975. It has 12 free combinable rhythm patterns. CANCEL switches for BONGO and CYMBAL on the right side. A label on the bottom says, the manufacturer is "Hanu" or Hanus". Nice vintage sound!

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Science & Technology

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• korg
• minipops
• junior
• roland
• cr-68
• CR-78
• TR-55
• TR-77
• TR-33
• Hanus
• U-77
• Rhythm
• ACE
• FR-2L

[Tischhupe]

Can this thing play lambada? ;-)

[AnalogAudio1]

@Tischhupe Is this a joke? :-) no lambada...

[keyboardjeff]

where did you buy it? I'm from holland.

[AnalogAudio1]

@keyboardjeff i bought it from a big auction platform we all know ;-) I bought it from Germany.

[Tischhupe]

@AnalogAudio1 No way! ;-)

[fritagogo1]

First drum wood box of 1975 ! Good !

[leftbanked]

it's funny ,I saw a bunch of these thrown away in the alley today but just kept walking,figured they were garbage

JOST JOKING GUYS!!!!

[derayu]

sieht und klingt so ähnlich wie mein eko rhythmaker, den ich gerne verkaufen würde.

[Riskteven]

@slumoftheearth I think another Vintage Music guy here on Youtube actually did that. I do not remember who that was though.

[Riskteven]

Pressing more than one button would sometimes give rhythms but it would also create a rattling chaos... I know some of those of the Viscount brand could behave like that...