Behringer 2600

[James Coplin]

The Model D is amazing. I own and love my Minimoog. Had it forever and I think its one of the best sounding ones I've played. The Model D nails it in my opinion and I love that I can recommend it to young players who can get for less than $300 new shipped.

I do think it needs to be asked why we expect everything synth related to be "new?" The piano hasn't changed in ages, neither has the violin, guitar, etc. The fact is, there is only so much you can do with sound and we have reached a point where these are mature disciplines. 

James

On Oct 25, 2020, 4:34 PM, at 4:34 PM, Joost Schuttelaar <joost at joostschuttelaar.nl> wrote:
>On 25 Oct 2020, at 22:19, Tony Scharf <tony.scharf at outlook.com> wrote:
>
>> This one has me conflicted.  I would love to have a 2600, but I’ve
>got a personal opposition to these straight up carbon copies.  
>
>So as you probably know, I got the Poly D a couple of months ago. What
>I enjoy about it: build quality is excellent and it sounds amazing. The
>addition then of the sequencer, poly mode and Juno chorus make it more
>compelling than an actual Minimoog, at least to me…
>
>I’d never buy a Voyager or actual Minimoog, simply way above my budget.
>
>-- 
>
>Joost Schuttelaar
>The Hague, NL
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