Access Virus Indigo Synthesizer

Nothing says you're a music nerd more than asking for an Access Virus for your 18th birthday, rather than money for going out. Music Nerd and PROUD!!!

Inspiring

My second and final synth the Access Indigo 2 version is a nice blue little monster with nice filters and a very warmth sound and has a nice retro-styled blue silver spacey look and thats how he sounds 'SPACE'. One detail the display is weak and flickers and I have to light it up with a external spotlight. To fix this problems is most expansive and besides of that, the synth must return to Germany which is also extra costs. I have a very little studio and because of his size he is ideal as second hardware synth beside my many software synths I use. I owned many synthesizers like the Roland VP330 - Roland Juno 106 - Roland JX3P - Formant modular - ARP Odyssey - Moog Rogue - DGS Scorpion Korg PE2000 - Korg 900PS - Korg DSS1 2x - Elka 505 chromatic - Suzuki SX500 - Firstman SQ10 - Yamaha SK50D - Yamaha AN1x 2x - Yamaha DS55 first synth - Yamaha TG500 - Waldorf Q + XT - Eminent Solina + midi - Ensoniq Fizmo - Emu Morpheus - Emu Planet E - Kawai K5000 - MAM MB33 - Novation Drumstation - Clavia Norlead 2 and Nord modular. There was only room for two synths and the Indigo which I used the most together with the Roland JD800 stayed in my studio. Instead for the most of my old synthesizers came software plugin versions. Nice note: the first owner of this Indigo was the keyboardplayer of the electropop band Hasselhoff from The Hague in Holland.