I meant to give it a 4 but accidentally gave it a 3. This 5 should balance it back out.
Rating: 5 out of 5
posted Saturday-Jan-06-011 at 05:13
Rabi
a hobbyist user
from California USA
writes:
I really like this synth. Even though its monophonic and only has one oscillator I think it has a great sound. Better than my Moog Satellite (thats not saying much) and has way more control over the sound. Not the best synth but a fun little noisemaker for sure. If you can pick one up for 50-100 dollars then do it. Its a steal at that price for these kind of wild analog sounds.
Rating: 3 out of 5
posted Saturday-Jan-06-011 at 05:12
David Glover
a hobbyist user
from Sydney, Australia
writes:
I used one of these on stage in the 70s. For performance it was a great machine within the limits of a single-oscillator synth.
It made some great sounds. It stayed in tune (once it warmed up). It was easy to move from sound to sound (remember, no memories in those days). Solidly built. I'd buy another if I saw one.
Rating: 2 out of 5
posted Monday-Jan-10-000 at 03:00
jeppe laursen
a part-timer user
from Denmark
writes:
a very cool synth, got it for 30 punds from an old man! I agree with ryan. I wanted to add that the finish artist "Jimi Tenor" uses it live!!!
Rating: 5 out of 5
posted Friday-Jan-22-9999 at 12:49
Ryan Reid
a professional user
from USA
writes:
This is a mean machine. One of the grungiest, nastiest analogues i've ever
played or heard. Get beyond the stupid hardwired presets and you'll make some
of the strangest noises you'll ever hear from a synth like this. Put it on the
Tuba preset, set Attack Bend Tone to Full and Quick, a fast envelope, Full
resonance and low cutoff, with the Touch Sensitive Wah.. go nuts on crazy bass lines.
Rating: 0 out of 5
posted Thursday-Aug-06-9898 at 00:22
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