I bought the XBase 999 and Spectralis in a single transaction. I've never regretted an internet purchase more. I sold the Spectralis at a steep loss and will hold on to the 999 out of sheer spite if I can't get my asking price. I guess I'm spoiled by the Elektrons and monosynths, which basically get...

I wish Droolmaster0 were here; he's owned both.

Also, all this talk makes me want to buy an Xpander. Damn it.

In use, the Sunsyn's a treat. It's not very deeply modal - most of the analogue functions can be edited with pots on the generous front panel, and the digital (LFOs, RCOs, MIDI)/additional routing components (CC, VCAs for routing elements) are for the most part only one or two button-presses away. T...

Well, there's a favorable testimonial from someone who owns one. That's worth more than my hearsay. I'm not inclined to mention other polysynths, because I haven't used that many. The Omega/CODE series is capable and fun to play with, but, as everyone knows, costs a lot of money. The Xpander was tre...

I own a Sunsyn, but haven't logged much time in front of an Xpander. I've heard and read sufficiently unfavorable accounts about the Xpander's reliability and attendant total cost of ownership to swear it off, but perhaps those problems have been overstated. The Sunsyn's OS is robust, and it finally...

I spent a little spare time today playing with the CS30's sequencer. It's limited, but can be a lot of fun to use. You can track one oscillator's pitch with the sequencer and lay the other with the keyboard, as I did here: http://is.gd/5xKxh (in retrospect, I should have dedicated a keyboard-trigger...

In the past, I have had multiple Monomachines and Microwaves XT/k, because one was a keyboard unit and the other a rackmount. I did briefly own two Sunsyns, but that's because one was overseas for repair. For a short while, I owned two Mutators and two KSP-8s, but I don't think I own multiples of an...

The Pentaphonic came my way about 3 or 4 years ago. No way I could pass up the chance to own one. Now if there's anyone with two of those I'd be impressed... God damn, where in Ireland are ye, hi? When I move back again, I'll bring all my studio, and we'll make an awful racket altogether. You've lo...

analog: Andromeda. without a shadow of a doubt. the fact it has been produced in original, unaltered form for almost 10 years, speaks for itself. no other analog has accomplished that. it just surpassed minimoog as well. not even digitals, cept if you count in those that got altered/updated in the ...

The Andromeda? The Sunsyn? Omega 8 w/ the full complement of filters? Q+? Rozzbox V2? Voyager? S1 Mk2? The hundreds of remarkable modular environments built over the years as that scene, especially the Eurorack crowd, has exploded in popularity? I suspect that one can make a compelling case for any ...

I guess I regret buying the Cwejman S1 Mk2, and I guess I regret selling it, as well.

I wonder if it sounds anything like the SEMtex - or even the SEM, for that matter, for I've never played with one.

That's why I started making video demos... to give eBay buyers some idea of the sound and functionality of the synths they were looking to purchase. I recently found your Mono/Poly videos on YouTube, and yeah, I kinda want it. Your enthusiasm's a total turn-on. I've been talking to a favored vendor...

Nice demo reel, JMP. That sequenced/arpeggiated bit starting 'round 30 seconds in is just perfect new wave.

Edit, damn it, now I want one again.