Synth Talk

Any other synthesizer lovers out there?
What kind of gear do you guys have?
I typically play on Roland synths and use newer equipment but I have some money to spend on some vintage synths
I already have good electric piano sounds but I wanted some genuine old brass sounds
Thinking of buying something like this:
ebay.com/itm/Korg-Z1-Vintage-Synth/192371542623?hash=item2cca3cca5f:g:DyEAAOSwC-tZ97Qk
Or maybe this: ebay.com/itm/Casio-CZ-1-Synthesizer-Phase-Modulation-Synth-Fully-Programmable/302537236867
Or maybe the JX-8P
reverb.com/item/7313848-roland-jx-8p-vintage-analog-synthesizer-1980-s

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I have a Gaia. It's neat. My dad has played keyboards and keytar since the 70s.

I own a Moog Rogue and a Univox MiniKorg K1.

I love the Rogue, but its old and beat up.

Why hasn't anyone made some sort of multiple stored voltage eurorack module yet? Pressure Points + Analog memory is the only thing close to that I've been able to find.

Reminder if you buy digital synthesizers you're a complete pleb wasting your money.

I'll add to this: if you buy hardware synthesizers instead of soft synths, you're completely wasting your pleb dollars

But hybrid synthesizers are objectively superior to both.

Gotta agree with
If you're gonna shell out a lot of money on hardware, either go full vintage analog for the Real Thing or go for some crazy space age digital thing like pic related (what I own and LOVE) and just run it through expensive software. Imo at this point, unless you're looking for stage gear, the hybrid stuff is nothing but trade-offs in the grand scheme of things.

the rise is kind of shitty

How do you like the Rise? I wish I could try one out because they look really interesting.