It's similar to Roland's System 1/System 1m in one respect: that it manages to sound very analog-esque. I couldn't guess it was digital. With key difference that it's obviously polyphonic and multi-timbral. And also very warm and creamy sounds. I have tons of monophonic synths, but I was eyeing a decent polyphonic multi-timbral one, and this peaked my interest, especially that now it's available for around $600 used which is awesome for a polyphonic, multi-timbral synth.
Yeah but at least in my experience if your buying older gear/synths as opposed to new gear, the value usually goes up (sometimes even multiplies) or at least holds its value (well unless your synth decides its time for it to move on from this world and go to the big synth museum in the sky).
It's similar to Roland's System 1/System 1m in one respect: that it manages to sound very analog-esque. I couldn't guess it was digital. With key difference that it's obviously polyphonic and multi-timbral. And also very warm and creamy sounds. I have tons of monophonic synths, but I was eyeing a decent polyphonic multi-timbral one, and this peaked my interest, especially that now it's available for around $600 used which is awesome for a polyphonic, multi-timbral synth.
600$/€ seems kind of a lot, got mine for less than 200€
@@rejectedsynthsdont think I paid more than €350 new
This synth sounds analog. Great sounds. I just bought a Ks4 and I’m curious about the organ chords play Lika a chord pattern. Am i right? Thanks
Nice. Seems the gain may have been too hot? Crackly.
Was the Ks controlled by a sequencer?
In this case yes, so I had some hands left to fiddle with the knobs 😉
I used the very old school Rosengarden for the sequencing.
What's worse than GAS? Vintage rare GAS...
Smells worse too 😂 💨
Yeah but at least in my experience if your buying older gear/synths as opposed to new gear, the value usually goes up (sometimes even multiplies) or at least holds its value (well unless your synth decides its time for it to move on from this world and go to the big synth museum in the sky).