accentbuster

Doesn`t matter what kind of sound you're looking for, the 106 might deliver it in a second. The sound creation and controls are kind of easy fot an analogue synth, but the sound is absolutely lovely, direct and uncompromised. The "small Jupiter" that also makes usage of "this Roland-sounding filters".

What else is to be said here? It`s the original, nothing less, nothing more :)

This one is in my ears the best sounding 303 machine that is not the original TB-303. Mine was built by Andreas Kump aka "Kumptronics" in Austria and has a special full metal case with blue coverplate. It has the "945p" transistors inside and is calibrated "rough".

Programming the Sound Interface Device (SID) on my C64 was my first experience with sound modeling on a synth. Sold mine, but got it back about ten years later, so still have it in my studio.

Was a big dream back in the 90s and then became my very first virtual analog synth. Still useful for various sounds for different genres. There is a lot more than the "supersaw" sound that it can do.

Got it once cheap from the previous owner and used it in a couple of productions. The sound is kind of special & digitally cold (very similar to the JD-990). Slide controls in my unit are partially stepping, but it has no "red glue problem" until now.

I am using it with my alpha-Juno 1 and it's working quite well just as a Roland PG-300. A bonus is the illumnated faderknobs.