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Its gritty sound comes from a low 26.04 kHz sample rate and 12-bit resolution.
Producers sampled records at 45 RPM to squeeze more time into its 10-second memory limit.
The machine allowed artists to build entire songs on one portable device, cutting studio costs.
It was the first sampler to feature analog SSM2044 filter chips for a warm, dirty character.
Demand was so high that E-mu reissued the unit in 1993 and again in 2021.
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