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I've always thought about having a classic synthesizer, and this is a lot of music for little money. I don't care that it can't do some of the things that the Roland Jupiter-8 and the like could do, I just have it as a toy and I'm having a great time fooling around with it. I also can't judge how it would perform on stage when playing live.

Pros: classic synthesizer with subtractive synthesis, where you can try creating a sound "from scratch" low price aftertouch (although it is not polyphonic, only channel, but that is enough) MIDI on a five-pin - allows you to connect instruments directly, it is only via a computer built-in digital effects, where you can perform further sound adjustments modulation matrix - you can modulate practically anything with anything has other gadgets (control sequencer, arpeggiator), which can be used to do other things with the sound

Cons: some parameters can only be set via the menu, so it's not that operational, but that's the price for being compact and not having a control panel as big as a space shuttle. In direct light, it's sometimes hard to tell if a button is lit or not. There's definitely something else you could find, e.g. it's not multitimbral, but you buy it with that in mind.