Moog MULTIMOOG

Lastpost: 1: I've got my hands almost on every moog availiable but the Multi is something else! I beleive no synth in the world can produce the sound of the Multi.The use of aftertouch can prod...

Moog MemoryMoog

Lastpost: 1: I've owned a MemoryMoog Plus for 3 years. It's the hugest sounding analog synth I've ever played. MIDI implementation is crap (just note triggering, really). The internal sequen...

Future Retro 777

Lastpost: 1: Well it's been about a year since I posted the first post on here, and I still have to say that the 777 is STILL my favorite piece of gear. Among a studio consisting of Various ...

Yamaha CS5

Lastpost: 1: I got one of these for £150 and I love it. I probably use it more than the Moog Prodigy that sits next to it. The external filter input is great fun and it's nice to have the hi-pa...

Roland JUPITER-4

Lastpost: 1: Just got one given to me... (yeah!) Pretty crazy sounding for a 1osc+sub synth. I like the LFO self modulation, very cool stuff indeed. The pulse wave sounds decent with chorus. ...

Yamaha CS5

Lastpost: 1: It looks great and it has cool bass and lead sounds....

Yamaha CS20M

Lastpost: 1: Great classic mono-synth. Performance oriented with a very juicy array of controls at your fingertips. Very solid workmanship, a nice feeling keyboard, lots of options, and...

Yamaha CS5

Lastpost: 1: Cool little mono-analog unit. Pretty limited sound architecture but you can still get plenty of good pure analog mileage out of it. It sounds great when processed, BUT this...

Future Retro 777

Lastpost: 1: The reviews tend to be VERY positive and enthusiastic regarding the FR 777. They're right BTW. I love the access to sounds through all of the 32 knobs. Good rubber coated, butt...

Future Retro 777

Lastpost: 1: This does not emulate the TB303 to 100% perfection. Soooo fuckin' what! A 303 isn't going to sound the same with a nuclear bomb shoved up its arse now is it? Get this machine now a...

Future Retro 777

Lastpost: 1: 777 OWNZ^_^ it definately is the 303+some...sure it can't do the elusive 303square...but still....the sawtooth ripz! (not as much as 303) but is more fuzzy! it doesn't sound like a...

Roland TB303

Lastpost: 1: if any one is interested i can give you the address of a WAREZS site that you can download every think from rebirth to silibus. this is no joke people are out there on the net trin...

JEN SX1000

Lastpost: 1: Wow! my first ever synth:) I remember these wherebeing sold in mail order catalogues when they first came out which might explain while theres so many of the ruddy things. Interfa...

Roland TB303

Lastpost: 1: Personally i think re-birth is pretty damn close to the resl thing, especially if you have a decent soundcard (dont expect to rock your world with a poxy creative), i think its def...

F.A.T FB-383

Lastpost: 1: The RA server seems to be down (and has been for some time). Also, I'd prefer mp3 to RA......

Korg POLY 61

Lastpost: 1: Just got one for 50$ ! ha ha....! but so far only three notes or so work. will be taken care of. too bad there's no MIDI or CV, though....

Roland SYSTEM 100

Lastpost: 1: Personally I'd rather have this than a stinking triton...

Roland JUNO-60

Lastpost: 1: The Roland Juno-60 is a great analog synthesizer, don't think there are many like it nowadays. Haven't really got to use it much in the past, but now since I'm starting a group, I ...

Moog PRODIGY

Lastpost: 1: marvelous only wonderfull commments...

Roland SH09

Lastpost: 1: the sh09 is a pretty popular machine in analogue circles, not least because there are so many of them floating about, a sign that they were popular when thet came out originally. ...