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Average rating: 4.3 out of 5
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Dono a part-time user from USA writes:
I absolutly love this synth. It gives you everything you need in a synth to make some of the best bass sounds, hi-pitched chirps and everything in between. The real majesty of this synth is the low end. If you havent played this through a higher watt keyboad amp with sub, YOU NEED TO. Hook up a CV controler to the external input and this is a whole new beast.

Rating: 5 out of 5 posted Monday-Apr-14-088 at 17:02
peter a hobbyist user from germany writes:
what i like on this mono-synth: - the analog but more mellow (than harsh) sound of the 12 db multimode filter - the rubbery sounding square wave mod - the 80 herz lfo (great for fx) - very easy to use

if you are also a bit bored of brashy roland sh-filters, or of a way to overpriced ms-10, try this one, it´s fun.

Rating: 4 out of 5 posted Tuesday-Dec-26-066 at 11:10
DreamSequence a part-time user from Corpus Callopsum writes:
What a nice little synth! It can't do extreme fx sounds like my Octave CAT (now sold), nor is it fat like a minimoog, but it's very musical. The external input is indeed nice, but really it's better just to play it as it never fails to sound like an instrument as opposed to a pile of circuitry. Good thing it's monophonic as you will need one hand free to twist knobs. Reliable and compact. It does have a square wave, guy-who-posted-below-me and it's quite assertive, thank you. Sawtooth also who hangs back a bit behind the square wave and is better in a supporting role. If you're looking for "features" move right along, but it sounds good and the prices are reasonable, so if you want a musical instrument I say go for it.

Rating: 4 out of 5 posted Saturday-Sep-10-055 at 22:01
SYNTEX77 from Italy writes:
Basic analog an fun synth, this little monosynth have a good multimode analog filter and audio input, one good solution for have a classic analog synth and safe money... you can process anythink width the filter, and audio trigger is usefoul and nice...

Rating: 4 out of 5 posted Tuesday-Jan-06-044 at 13:26
Daniel Jugle a part-time user from US of A writes:
Best Basic mono I've played. My only beef is there is no square wave, but hell!!! I can use other things for that(monos arn't really good for that anyway).

Its very solid, but I don't know, mine is in prestine condition. So I could see there being some really bad apples in there(noisy, shitty keys).

So, I guess just make sure it is in good condition, its worth paying more. Just don't pay as much as I did. $450 on ebay, you win some and you lose some.

Rating: 5 out of 5 posted Thursday-May-29-033 at 15:20
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