This could be pretty cool!

[Jeremykeys]

Even the big one is within reach of some of us. The original, not so much. Unless you have around $60,000 for an original one!

 

[happyrat1]

Much as I love my Behringer synths and modules, I would still hate to gig with a rack like that.

The oscillators may be digitally locked but there is still considerable drift between bootups requiring retuning for every performance.

Gary

 

[Jeremykeys]

I hear ya, Gary! Mind you, My gigging days are pretty much a thing of the past. I just like big synths with lotsa knobs! My main synth of gigging has been my Kronos and that been for a decade. Be in in the duo or bands. Occasionally if I do feel the need to schlep another 'board, I'll also bring my King Korg. I might do a gig again one day, but only if it suits me and I don't have to rehearse. My facorite ones over the last 20 or so years have been ones where I just show up. Often I've had to play songs that I've never even heard! Those are the fun ones. Of course if my old band Wednesday wanted to do a gig I'd jump at that and we would rehearse. But other than that, naaa. To much like work for me. I could do a duo gig right now and we haven't played in 3 years. The stuff just comes back to me right away. It always has. Lucky for that, I guess.
Hoping to go to the cottage but between the crappy weather and the horrible caterpillars, it looks dicey.
Stay well!

 

[Captain Caseous]

Looks like hella fun! My back, on the other hand, does not approve. It looks like something that you would build the foundation of your house around.

 

[Jeremykeys]

I understand. The heaviest thing that I ever want to lift is a nice beverage!