(If you can handle the way it gets out of tune after powering-up)

But for strings, it's got a real thick sound. And although I'm not much

into it, the BASS has a real fat bottom. The sound for anything in this

board are quite dry, but all it takes is a little bit of reverb to liven it up---

then the strings come alive!!! And for the little bit of programmer in all

of us, the LFO & ADSR sliders allow a bit of manipulation. Being able

to mix the strings and synth parts is a real boon, for sweetening up the

strings sound, for example. Not a bad vintage synth to have around... I picked-up my Omni-2 in 1994, second-hand from the original owner

for $200. That included shipping from the Minneapolis area to Chicago

area (my bargaining chip). The beast weighs about 70 pounds, but I'll

keep it for what it stands for---the good old days of the analog timeline

in synth history...(that is, unless someone wants to take it off my hands

for a reasonable price)!!!