It’s no reason not to buy one though, in spite of it being a serious flow killer. There’s other flows.

Ah, sorry- the little black push switches on the oscillators. All need to be the same little metal switches you see elsewhere on the device. I know costs are crazy, but ease of use wise I’d pay another £200 to be able to see what my settings are when it’s not noon.

Negatives: the fx selection is a bit of a faff. And the little black push switches that are everywhere… sometimes knowing whether they are on or off is absolutely key to decisions on what to tweak next and understanding your sound. And you often can’t tell. It’s VERY frustrating. Needed to be metal.

Heh. Well, I sent it back later that day, bent chassis. The replacement, several months later, is lovely. Has a real Music Easel feel if not sound, your relationship with it deepens. It has a character but you can get a lot not sounds out of it. The keyboards is very playable.