Some Weird Synths - Timbre Wolf MFB Lite/Kraftzwerg Dr. Böhm

Here comes Johnny Yen again ('buy direct' is for SK-1 only) …


Next: the Akai Timbre Wolf: the Legend, the One iwth The Original Real Fake Wooden Side Panels (c) side panels. 4 voice analog polyphony, great litle sequencer, completely over the top and somewhat silly 'howl' function – what's not to like? Its limitations can be vastly reduced by just adding some pedals, esp. filters. Future, nay, Comtemporary Classic; 275,-

MFB Synth Lite 2: the little monosynth from Germany, Berlin that can hold its own against a lot of big boys out there. Add powerbank and pick-up cable and you end up with some unprecended Portable Fun that might make you forget to endlessly scroll through/. anti-social feeds, etc. only for 250,-

MFB Kraftzwerg Mk II, Lite's angry, very angry big sister. Can act all sweet and wise as well, though. Precedessor of MFB's Dominon series. Crazy scheisse pricing; 575,-

Korg Poly 800 done right, that is: with the 'Moog Slayer' mod, which makes it actually useable and good. Inverted keys help, too. Price also right: 424,- (Right because it is after some repairs, the mod which I didn't do myself (for which you should be thankful for haha))

Dr. Böhm: I don't know! Came with a swap. Seems fun, three MIDI channels available, of which two polphonic; great, tight drums, pretty useable patterns, actually. Supposedly it's also a quite versatile FM synth and FX box – google "Dr. Böhm MD 219 Reverb listing" and read all about it. FM and I will never become friends, though, time has taught us, so it's looking for one. Are you that one special friend? That'll be 270,- then, sir; you're welcome

Buy it all for one million dollars, thanks, I'm tired and broke. Direct kopen price is for Howlin' Wolf only.