The Yamaha AN1x Synthesizer mailing list

tomfinegan@... wrote:
> 
> --- In AN1x-list@egroups.com, jondl <jondl@j...> wrote:
> > Has anybody heard the rumors about Quasimidi being bought out by
> another
> > German company?
> If i would be you, i would give nothing on rumours when it comes to
> Quasimidi. A friend of mine called them last week to ask about this
> rumour, they told him that each year during the last 7 years, this
> rumour was always spread until they (Quasimidi) came out with a new
> product. They haven\ufffdt been sold or anything, people there are
> normally working and doing their everydays job.

Interesting!  I noticed a post on their site dispelling another rumor. 
Something about a free hardware upgrade when you sent in your warranty
card...yeah right ;-)  They shot that one down!

> 
> >Anybody
> > compared a Polymorph to an AN1x?
> Why would you? Both have a complete different concept.

Know nothing about the Polymorph - just curious.

The Polymorph
> has a far more advanced step-sequencer and IMO the less good sounding
> synthesis-engine. Together they would both fit very well, i would
> guess. Also Quasimidi is not very well know for their good service or
> for having bug-free products...

Hhhmmm, even more interesting!

> 
> Just my 2 cents
> 

Thanks!

Jon

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--- In AN1x-list@egroups.com, jondl <jondl@j...> wrote:
> Something about a free hardware upgrade when you sent in your
warranty
> card...yeah right ;-)  They shot that one down!
See? Rumours are spread out very much, and people are often too
easily believing them, instead of proving for themselves. Imagine how
they watch TV-News then or read Newspaper...but that´s now very much
OT.

> The Polymorph
> > has a far more advanced step-sequencer and IMO the less good
sounding
> > synthesis-engine.
> Hhhmmm, even more interesting!
Well, if you get the chance check it out. I like the idea of the
analoge step-sequencer.

Happy eastern and big eggs for everyone!

Tom