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Old 30.03.2006, 10:14 AM
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Its like the Emperors new clothes, $1400 for a bloody mono-synth
But it works....


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Christ we must have short memories
Sorry, what did you just say?

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Dave Smith needs a good slap too
Im into S&M aswell. My ICQ number is.....

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Mono synths have always been a bit of a technological dead-end
Can any of your current synths do anything comparable to what a 30 year old analog modular can do?

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Any decent poly-synth can emulate the best mono's
That might be true for digital synths....ie a digital poly could theoretically have just as good bass and lead response......

.....but not for analogs its a different story. A true analog poly will not have the same response and perceptual snappyness of a dedicated analog mono. Not even a Prophet 5 (reverred for its snappy envelopes). Dont get me wrong....analog poly's can put out great bass (Michael Jackson 'Thriller' Jupiter 8........Eurythmics 'Sweet Dreams are made of these' Oberheim OBX-a).....but they tend to play a more roundy/bouncy style as opposed to a hard, ballsy smack.

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So they're all essentially kitsch fashion items
In much the same way the Ti and 909 is for Trance producers etc


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NO mono synth is worth more than $500 unless its bloody gold-plated !
You've definitely spent too much time with your Jen 1000. With all due respect....its got to be one of the worst sounding mono's of all time. Ultimately your views on analog mono's is biased if your comparing everything to your jen experience

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