Hey! I'm using a yellow Q and has done so for the last six years. I've never had a problem where it crashes as far as I can remember. And I can remember that my Virus Indigo has crashed atleast three times during normal use. But I haven't used the onboard sequencer alot. I use it as my main keyboard...

Bennys GX-1 is currently residing in a suburb of Stockholm. I've had the privilege to play it and it was quite massive! Here is the owners site: http://www.roth-handle.nu/

Correct me if I am wrong, but the box you would use (ie. Kenton, etc.) has the digital circuits to convert MIDI to CV to control the synth, not the other way around. Yeah but then you need to buy that box too. Just implementing a very simple MIDI with note on/off and pitchmod control would be suffi...

The idea to skip MIDI seems kind of retarded to me. Who cares if it uses digital circuits to convert MIDI to CV? Something has to do it anyway, and if you play it live and record it it still has to get digital at some point. Digital is not bad, deciding on skipping it all together just seems cheap a...

The article doesn't have a date on it that I can find... which leads me to believe it is an old article from before when the voyager came out. Notice how they are calling it Big Briar instead of Moog. One guy is assembling a Little Phatty and another one is showing the Voyager RME.. But it's probab...

More or less any sampler from the 90's runs in circles around the fairlight qualitywise. But none but the Roland S550 have the screen option. With the 550 the screen is just an option, needs a special kind of monitor to work, but is next to useless without the screen. Early 90's I think. My Roland ...

The Quasimidi Polymorph has kick a*s filters, only HPF and LPF though but you can use them at the same time MS-20 style..

All the Yamaha CS synths are a bargain, well perhaps not the CS1X or CS2X.. Well they are very cheap too but the analog ones are really cheap. And they can do the meanest PWM you eaver heard!

Well, It's the other way around
If 5000SEK was 500$ then it's like 800$ now..

A P8 in Sweden costs allmost exacly 3k$ so it´s pretty Expensive.. And I get about 1350$ for the Pro One.

One dollar was almost worth 9kr in the end of 2002 and now it's worth a little more than 6kr.

Oh and one more question! Does anyone know if a rack version is going to be released??
Something like this perhaps:


It would be so awesome!

I'm having a little problem with deciding wether to keep my Pro~One or sell it for half of what a Prophet 08 costs and buy that one. It's a lot of money but I don't really know if the Prophet 08 is worth it. Can It mimic the Pro One good enough? I allready have a bunch of polyphonic synthesizers so ...

Just play an A and match it to 440 Hz. That's how I tune my synths. One oct up is ofc 880Hz. When i'm really anal i hook the synth up to a frequency counter so that i can match percents of an hz but that's most for fun.. or lack of anything fun to do..

There is really no question here. The choice is obvious!

I've never actually heard of tantalum caps being flaky, only lytes. Does anyone here have first hand experience with broken tantalum caps?

Post pictures later! I'll probably not make it... :toothy4: