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Doug Norton writes:
I've had mine for about 10 years. Paid $100 US for it and a case. Put it away for a long time, and drug it out just a few months ago. Not a killer synth by any means, but a nice change. Good for pads, organ, and bass. 99 preset sounds, no way to modify them that I'm aware of. Small sequencer that sucks. There are a few links on the web that might point you in a helpful direction. Kinda hard to find, but should be pretty cheap, if you can get one. You'll have fun with it.

Comments About the Sounds:
interesting sounds. Good cross section of analog stuff. Sounds sorta like a Prophet 600.

(Thanks to Doug Norton for this info.)
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