Analogue systems

Diesel,

please do not buy the Omega 8.  It sounds loud and bright but has very 
little routing.  The Moog Voyager is a bit of a one trick pony,  it 
does all the classic (old) Moog sounds but is about £700 over priced.  
I tried loads of synths before I bought the RS 8000 and I am very happy 
that I chose the right one.  The sound is very "earthy" and useable and 
surprising and enjoyable.  If I had to take one piece of equipment to a 
desert island,  it would be the Analogue Systems RS 8000.

Good Luck!

Alex


On 1 Apr 2006, at 03:28, rapfellernyc wrote:

> Hey everybody,
>
>  I'm really interested in some pieces of equipment but really don't
>  know what to choose for what I want.I'd like to purchase an analogue
>  synthetiser/module that allows me create simple and complex sounds
>  with a lot of flexibility.I have enough budget to get something but I
>  don't want to purchase a piece I won't use neither.
>
>  I've really liked the sound of all the demos posted on the AS website,
>  in the same time,i like stuff like moog voyager, Vermona perfourmer,
>  Studio electronics Omega 8, etc...
>
>  Is the purchase of a piece like the RS integrator system 1 could blow
>  away all the previous brands in term of sound ? Can I get away with a
>  Spawn and be happy with it ? or should I simply get a Minimonster tiny
>  EMS (RS-95 VCO, RS-510e, RS-500e in a box) ???
>
>  Please I need your advices !
>
>  Diesel
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