Does the Ensoniq ZR-76 have anything really unique about it that makes it worth hunting down? Aside from the Perfect Piano, which is in the Sounds of the ZR QROM which I have, and the sketch pad, which can be reproduced with an external computer sequencer. I have an ESQ-1, a FIZMO, and a HALO. The Q...

I recently bought a perfect condition Microwave XT from kvnvk for a can of beans and three pictures of Marlene Dietrich. Well, it was a bit more than that, but not by much. If he had anything else I was looking for, I'd buy from him again in an instant.

Hartmann Neuron. I feel better now, seeing the price of catching the modular bug. I would like to try John Bowen's Solaris, but don't feel like shelling out ahead of time to wait six months for delivery only to find out I don't like it. Same with the new Korg Kronos. Seems like an amazing amalgamati...

Synthaholic wrote:...(many examples, Steppenwolf's "Born To Be Wild" comes readily to mind)

Also the beginning of Pink Floyd's Us And Them.

The piano intro to "Echoes" was also run through a Leslie.

Your best bet is the Polar and the Supernova. It's the best combination of all around sound from rompling to analog to pure digital for anything from dance and trance to orchestral and new age. Use them together or singly with the Polar as a MIDI controller for the Supernova. Then, when you get more...

While the Alesis section is particularly well populated, the Fusion is conspicuous by its absence. There isn't one member or moderator who has suitable experience with one of these rather different machines?