Well, I'm glad that somebody has both instruments to test so is able to testify the good sound of it. My point is on the "analog" signature of this instrument: aint analog.....is hybryd full stop. For that price tag I think Dave Smith should have done something like Alesis did in the Andromeda: make the all chain analog, non AD/DA converters anywhere just a side-chain with AD/DA converters if you want to use the onboard effects which, as most cases, arent always top-nothc. I do not think that AD/DA converters included in the poly-evolver are the best on the market....normally they are included in top quality sound cards....and the cost a fortune!!! (motu, rme....). So you get 4 voice polyphony for 1400$ and is hybryd...The A6 Andromeda id 16 voice polyphonic, 4 time more powerful, and is both analog & hybryd, has No.1 keyboard, full of knobs.......and is not even twice as much expesive (check www.novamusik.com it lists for 2.699$). IMHO the poly evolver should cost HALF....and it would be largely enough....1400$ is way too much TODAY: 4 curtis chips.....and 1 DSP for 1400$? Too Much. My opinion.
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RE: [Evolver] Poly Evolver VS Waldorf Microwave XT
2004-05-24 by arkamaxx
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