
And to iProg & redfurniture, Jam has both the Xpander and a single SEM for sale in stockholm. Expensive of course. I bought mine Xpander in Tjockhult last year.
he has a perfect setup now. i still miss a Chroma.WDW wrote:And Heath owns those also. Lucky bastard!clusterchord wrote:for me, that is one of top three analog polys of ALL time. beautiful.
other two would be the "blade runner" and "rio" machines![]()
WD
Interesting... by only having a Matrix 1000 so far in the Oberheim world I should still be pleased with it, hopefully. It will be a shame to get it 100% only to gas for an OBX instead ! and little chance of finding one of those....clusterchord wrote:@JMP: OBXa cannot sound exactly like this. i feel its too agressive, cutting for this kind of cholesterol. which is again an advantage for some other sounds.
japan fan here too 8) . i got a mini "sylvian/barbieri" setup with rev2 prophet and obx. tho my first fascination wth rev2 sound came with incredible Peter Gabriel III album (the melting face cover) - unison leads with filter fm via polymod. fighting ewith david rhodes fuzzy guitars. fantastic.. they also used a rev3 on PGIV, but im less fond of that sound.japan wrote:well, I'm a big fan of Japan, and, because of that, I just love the OB-X, and the Prophets-5...the difference between these monsters is that while the SCI is in the stardom, and it's a "mainstream" synth,