Thanks! Yeah, it was my second, but it has a sweet spot that I really like.

Thanks man. Yeah, it most certainly does. And I still have it because of that!

Thanks. True. The Source Audio Collider sometimes feels like cheating. It shows why you pay some extra for these quality reverb pedals.

Thanks a lot. We are over 1yr later and I'm still enjoying the Minitaur. My main gripe still stands (limited reach) but I am going to try an octave pedal someday (when I have the budget and time) to overcome that. The lack of tone shape options is somewhat compensated by adding 2 pedals to my setup. One is a cheap TubeMP Studio V3, which I overdrive like mad if I want this crunchy tone (check my last video where you can hear it in action kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bNiJg6V9vdeVmGg.html) The other one is the Deco V2, which can 'also' add a lovely stereo chorus. (and saturation) I'm not trying to convince you into buying one btw. Buy only what you need and often it's not more gear, but more time behind the knobs :) But for the 'one trick pony' part, yes it is, and yes I still use it daily.

@@tricks-and-tips Thx I'll check the new vid out. For that crunchy overdrive sometimes I'll loop in an Ibanez Tube Screamer pedal (rolled back mostly). I'll probably end up grabbing the Minitaur because it just sounds so good, and it's reassuring to know that you still held on to it all this time after questioning whether to sell it or not.

@@filmismorefun Yeah, anything that modulates the sound is a welcome addition to get more variation out of the Minitaur. But all in all, it's deep sub tones are something special and the reason why I still have it.

Thanks man!!

Thanks! And very true! I would probably be crazy. My plans are to keep it, since the sweet spot is so good, but yeah, I sometimes wish it had more reach and sound sharing options. Absolutely, the Collider sounds great. Did you check my long time review on it?

This one I mean kzfaq.info/get/bejne/arOFo9h_0N3MnWQ.html 😎

That is a clever way of using it indeed! Never thought about that before.

@@tricks-and-tips try it! Works pretty well!

@@DEADLINETV I sure will. I love the Moog knobs more than those on my midi controller!

Thanks Jeroen!

Thanks, never looked into that one, but I will!

I second that. The Pulse is one of my all time favorite monosynths. Fat and warm when you want, screaming like a banshee when you like :)

@@amosluyk Thanks! I did look into it, it looks great. For now I will probably keep the Minitaur to protect myself from keeping a 3rd monosynth 😆

Thank, no problem!

Nice! And thanks! Yes, the Collider has tone shaping options for both the delay and reverb. It depends a little on which algorithm you use, but all have the option to cut out the lows (which I almost always do) . Have a lot of fun with this great machine!

Thank you!

Thanks 🙏🏻 yeah, it’s a lovely sounding piece of gear. I usually run it through the Source Audio Collider.

Thanks for the reminder. Yeah, it is a great one trick pony, I'm just not sure if there is place for that in my 'small' setup, since I also want to use my other synths on bass duties sometimes, or have more variety in my sound. . But I am probably not going to sell it anytime soon. With the addition of the TubeMP Studio V3, I'm at least getting more grit out of it (if that is what I want), so that is a bonus. I'm also considering adding a good chorus pedal someday. So far I really like it's sweet spot, so that is a big bonus.

Thanks man! Yeah, still have it. I added a deco V2 for saturation and chorus. That adds some extra sound shaping options. And I just realized there is nothing wrong with a great bass synth.

Yes I sometimes would like to have one of the semi modular Moogs too, but that really does not suit my way of working right now.

Yeah, thanks man. I did consider that before buying the Minitaur, but..... Yes. Well. Exactly that tuning.

Many thanks! It is a great synth (just a limited one :) )

Thanks man. Not all functions have shortcuts unfortunately. (to my best knowledge) Some I use quite often. Like midi sync. (lfo speed), reset LFO on note and more. I know, I only need them when sound designing, so no big dealbraker. Although it does make the experienced more 'decoupled' compared to the Subsequent 37 for example. I'm playing the Minitaur live, so that octave trick is not gonna help. I do have an octave shift option on my bass pedal, but it is impossible (impractical) to use that while playing and sequencing (you have to engage it exactly after the last 'normal' note and disable it before you hit the normal C4 range again) I should have gotten the Sirin indeed. But I did not. And these are total 1st world problems. I love the Minitaur sound, it is just a limited synth and I have to decide if that is worth it for me. One question, since you have both, have you done an in depth comparison between the Sirin and the Minitaur? Is the Minitaur indeed 'better' on the bass notes? I have compared it to the Subsequent 37, but that has quite a different signal path, so it is not apples - apples.

Thanks Cameron. I might build more around it with a full jam. Although I would need a lot of hands to do this live 😀

Yeah, that is why it is still in the setup (the lovely sound) and right now, I feel it will stay for a while 😎

... Toro ...

@@novalogue Toro sounds like shit, sorry. And it's even more limited than the Minitaur.

@@alexwestconsulting Did you compare both of them? They dont have the same sound?

@@novalogue I'm going off this: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mZpko7R30a-dmWQ.html They certainly sound similar, but no, not the "same". Besides, the Toro has limited contouring relative to Minitaur. The Toro is really just emulating the old, limited Taurus pedals that actually had pedals, but the Toro doesn't, so what's the point? A Model D would be better here if you really had to go down the Behringer route. For many of us, Minitaur is king for sound, function (with a few misses), form factor, and even price (entirely affordable on the second hand market).

Thanks. I played with a BS2 some time ago at a synth forum friend. It sounds great but not as a replacement indeed. An YES I am an idiot for not buying a Sirin when I could!

Thanks. Yeah, I tried that, but it’s not really pleasing what happens then. I have added the DecoV2 and that saturation does a good job.

Thanks! Yeah, I still regret not getting that when it was available in the stores for a good price….. If they ever do a re issue….. 😎

Thanks man. What do you use to send those CC's? A DAW?

Yup, exactly why minitaur + digitone is so powerful

@@danielmulholland5869 I get it😃 Not the digitone, but your point! Other things on the list that take priority

Hahahahahaha. LOL. They look great indeed, but my decksaver won't fit with them on the sides unfortunately.

Yeah, Although I will never use it myself, it’s a great option to have in the toolkit. Just wish it was stereo to be able to route my stage piano through it. Oh and wait, an extra drive circuit would make it perfect 🤩

There are so many good options. For pure bass, look at the Minitaur for sure. Or if you want more reach, maybe the Waldorf Pulse 2. Or the Vermona Lancet. Or maybe the Novation BS2. All great synths, but I think for pure bass, there is something special about the Minitaur.

Thanks man! I do love the sound of the Minitaur indeed. And I’m quite sure I will keep both if I try a BS2 🤣 So that is a risk, since I don’t ‘need’ another mono synth

I tried the BS2 yesterday when I was jamming with a friend who happened to have one. And we both agreed that there is a lot of overlap, but they are not comparable. So I feel like I'm better off keeping the Minitaur and not replacing it with the BS2. I don't need 'another' mono synth, since I have the Subsequent 37 already, so I feel the Minitaur will be staying for now.

Yeah, although I heard it can have tuning issues. But it's a nice alternative for sure. Especially the rack version.

I have read about that one. Looks like a great tool if you don't want to use a PC / laptop. But I always have a laptop on the side, so I can reach out to the editor, if I need more control for the Minitaur. But it really looks like a very flexible, well designed controller. Right now € 550,- is too big of a pricetag and too low priority for me :)

Yeah, that one is nice too (the minibrute) but I really want presets. You 'had' the BS2? But sold it?

I still do, but have too many mono synths, Its in the closet right now, Im experimenting with the Analogue solutions fusebox.

@@jasonbeatty831 Hahahahahahaha. That is my worry too (getting too many mono synths)

Yeah it does. I wish I had bought the Sirin when I could 😊

Thanks! Yeah, I have the subsequent 37 and it is a much more 'fully fledged' synth with much more to offer in terms of functionality and sound shaping options. I once did a 1:1 comparison between the S37 and the Minitaur. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n5qahrWW28DVhqs.html So you can hear for yourself. There is a slight difference to my ears, mainly the Minitaur that can be more raw in the low end. But it will be very hard to distinguish in the mix. And TBH, I would never trade in my Subsequent 37 for the Minitaur, as it can do so much more. Having the Minitaur is a luxury, but also sometimes a frustration, as it can 'only' do bass and that means I often grab the Minitaur for that, when I also have other nice options. But.... The sound is great. So I think I will just enjoy that.

PS, here you can watch my long time S37 review :) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/p7iiqpx10sjeh3k.html

@@tricks-and-tips thank u i will check them out!

@@guyw6701 👍

also the as-1 is very popular for mono duties, its essentially a single voice from a prophet so variety of sound, it has an app but i believe u can access everything from the front, and also has a lil screen

Yeah, I get your point. The minitaur is a superb sounding bass synth and I’m quite sure it will be staying. Although I do wish it had more reach and waveforms, but still its amazing sounding for what it is made for!

Yes, I kept it (at least until now). I tried a bass station II but indeed, I missed some of that warmth in the low end (great synth otherwise). There was a couple of (to me) new suggestions in the comments that look interesting - Waldorf Pulse 2 (looks the most interesting, but unfortunately only available on the 2nd hand market) - Toriaz as-1 (something that I don't like about it, not sure what) - Moog Slim Phatty (nice option, I read that it can be unstable) - Dreadbox Typhon (misses the warmth for me, from what I hear) But I have not tried them so far due to lack of time and a shift to FX pedals. What I did instead was add a Strymon Deco V2 to the setup and the Minitaur sounds so nice through that. So I'm good for now. And I am more looking into getting more FX pedals and a bigger interface and something with samples (these will eat up the budget for quite some years) and keep the Minitaur as 'what it is' (my bass synth). Not the most flexible one, but it sounds too good to get rid of. And yeah, how many mono synths do you 'need'.... Well, I have 2 now. Both Moogs. So I could use some more. But as I said..... First some other things.

@@tricks-and-tips We seem to have a very similar taste in sound. Last Xmas I almost bought a Toraiz for its great sound, playability and onboard effects but it's terrible for sound design and quite expensive. I also wanted to get a Deco V2 but since I mostly needed it for reamping, the plugin version is much more suitable and cheaper. Maybe I'll use this money to buy a chroma console instead in the future..

Thanks man! I agree, it sounds great and I have to appreciate it for that instead of wanting it to be more

Thanks! I think the Subsequent is more easy to use because it has a screen and a keyboard :) So you don't need anything else, maybe a reverb + delay pedal. For live situations I would probably never use the Minitaur because you can't see on what patch it is. (unless you add some midi device that can read out the patch number) And I would still have to drag a midi keyboard around to play it. Maybe (if size is an issue) the Sub25 is a good middle ground. Still the nice 3 oscillator bass sound, but not as heavy and big as the 37 :)

Thanks man. And I quite often feel the same way. But..... Sometimes I just wish it would go up to C3 or something. Because it sounds so good at C4 too :)

Thanks! Yeah, I have to stop myself from getting another mono synth. 2 should do the trick. But I know myself and probably will keep everything I will add 😜

I tried the BS2 yesterday. It is quite different indeed. Some overlap, but the Minitaur is 'better' in the low end. And the BS2 is much much more versatile. So I could replace the Minitaur with the BS2, but I don't want to right now. I feel the Minitaur has earned its place and I don't need one more monosynth.

@@tricks-and-tips I think that this is a wise decision 😊

@@2MinuteWarning I think so too (until I change my mind I guess 😆)

@@tricks-and-tips I totally know what you mean 😅😂

Hi, I have used several. Right now I double my Yamaha YC61 as a stage piano and midi controller for my setup. It makes no sense to get that expensive keyboard just as a midi controller, but I wanted a stage piano with great sound 'and' a midi controller in one, so it was a great choice for me. But for the Minitaur, anything with 2 octaves or more will do. I also use my 707 pads as a midi controller when I'm on stage or in the rehearsal room with the Minitaur.

@@tricks-and-tips thank you!

Yeah indeed. Although the Minitaur does sound a bit fatter in the low end (I keep convincing myself that) And no way I’m gonna pay the collectors prices either. I was just too late. So now I try to settle down on its great sound. Limited but great….

Yeah, 80% of the time I feel that way too, but as I have other options to fill the low end as well, I'd love to get a bit more high with the Minitaur (as it sounds great at C4 and I feel it will sound great at C3 too) But they never lied about it. It is just a limited synth and if I don't want that in my setup, I have to replace it. 😀

@@tricks-and-tips it's sad, but sometimes we do have to say goodbye to old friends

@@vijayjayant1081 not anytime soon. I have other things on the list to invest in first. 😂

Yes. No problem

Thanks. That is quite clever. :) Have to dig into those.

Yeah, exactly. I’m ‘afraid’ I will keep both if I get the BS2 (and I should not get a third mono synth TBH)

Funny enough, I tried the BS2 yesterday when I was jamming with a friend who happens to have one. So we compared the 2. They are different. But the BS2 is more versatile. However, the one thing the Minitaur does, it exceeds the BS2. So I'm not gonna replace it. Maybe one day, I will own both, but for now, Minitaur it is.

Thank you! That Typhon has been recommended quite often. I will dig into that one.

The Monologue is a really fun synth with a fantastic sequencer. However, I don't think its quirky features, like the LFO being usable for FM synthesis and as an AR envelope, make up for its overall lack of modulation. Motion sequencing does to some degree, but that can be a slightly laborious process that also has limitations. It's cheap enough and fun enough that selling it kinda isn't worth the effort, but if I had to do it all over again, I'd probably get the BS2 (in that price range).

@@jc3drums916 The BS or the Typhon are suggested quite often. Or the Pulse 2. But I still feel like the Minitaur is not going anywhere soon. Even though it is capped.

Is the Typhon bassy? I've listened to sound demos, and it sounds fantastic. But, it was highlighting more mids and leads.

Yes, the Typhon has fantastic low-end.

Yeah, I was recommended that one too. Looks like a great machine for sure. At the time of selecting, I somehow missed it. I have a search on the marketplace for a 2nd hand Pulse 2, so if one comes around cheap, who knows. I read that they discontinued it recently. Unfortunately.

Yeah, I get your point. And that is exactly my gripe. I was recommended both the BS2 and the Pulse2. But I'm a bit hesitant to get either one, since I know myself and I will probably end up liking all of them 😁

@@tricks-and-tips yeah the pulse 2 has always looked interesting, but never seen one irl though I had the original and never gelled with it it’s character fwiw

@@Death_By_Media I'll see if I will find one of these cheap used. But my first priority is probably getting a nice stage keyboard to fill one of the bigger gaps I have in my setup.

Thanks! Yeah, I have a Subsequent 37 too. But the Minitaur is something special in the bass dept. I would love to also get my hands on a Sirin, but they are waaaaay too expensive!

@@tricks-and-tips I bought my Sirin the day it became available, justifying the purchase by saying a limited-release Moog could become a wise investment should I ever sell it. But I was still pleasantly surprised to find out how much Sirin prices have gone up since it sold out, considering the mixed reviews it received upon release.

@@jc3drums916 That is what I should have done :) How do you like the Sirin so far?

😂 gassssss I know that all too well…. 1. The BS2 is more versatile and can do more than the Minitaur. But they sound different. I wanted to get my hands on a BS2 to compare them myself. But so far GAS led me to other purchases 😎 I think it is a bit redundant, but (just like in my setup) you can use 2 mono synths. One for bass and one for leads and arps. 2 I would have to check. I’ll come back on that one soon.

If you are referring to this song : kzfaq.info/get/bejne/htyViruXusCpeps.html that is a double bass. That will be hard to mimic with any synthesizer. I unfortunately can’t play one myself, although I’m a bass player, but I only played fretted basses so far. So you can get nice and warm sub basses out of the Minitaur. It really shines in that department, but not like how they play on that song.

Here is a playlist with all the jams / videos that I use the Minitaur in. It’s usually on bass duties 😂 kzfaq.info/sun/PLKuurBOwTJtjCs8JysI3OqIdaaVAHegfT

@@tricks-and-tips thanks a lot, the best dble bass emulation I have is using my Seaboard Roli 49 with Equator VST dble bass...but, yes, i also dream about getting and learning to play on a true dble bass. i'm hard of hearing, so I love bass. Pierre Michelot, who played with Miles Davis a long long time ago stated that dble bass is the only instrument you can listen to with your belly.

@@tricks-and-tips It's a true pleasure exchanging with you. GAS led me to the following: Bass Station, Deep mind 12, Kurzweil sp4-8, Behringer B2600, Roli Seaboard 49, Alesis SR18, Korg SQ1. So I am severely addicted and my new obsession is the Minitaur, also because I don't have any Moog in my set up... PS: I play also on my old upright acoustic piano and i have instruments I'm unable to play: a Hoffner violin bass guitar, a greek bouzouki and a saxophone... but I had the stupid idea to sell my beautiful Rhodes 88 when we moved from France to Texas. Whatever, I love music instruments. I've always been dreaming of getting my hands on a true acoustic double bass. My father used to play piano, organ, accordion, violin, trombone, guitar and drums, he was much more talented than me.

Yeah, that is missing too.

Thanks man. Yes, I agree on the sound. It is one of a kind. But.... Limited. Still, I love playing it!

Did you get the Typhon already? I tried the BS2 yesterday, but that is not a replacement for the Minitaur for me.

@@tricks-and-tips Nope. Had to get some plugins and sound banks, and now it’s synth time. I’m having a dilemma between Typhon and Microfreak with Walrus Melee. 🤦🏻‍♂️

@@_kortiko_ 😂 Yeah, always new things to explore 😝

Yeah, nice options. Although I need presets in my workflow, so that rules those out.

It does for sure. Just limited in design options and reach. But what it does, sounds great

Thanks! I tried that drive trick. But it was not what I was hoping for. Now I have a Tube MP Studio V3 behind the Minitaur. That works quite well!

@@tricks-and-tips And great showcase track btw!

@@Tptkk Thank you even more :) Funny enough, I tried a Novation BS2 yesterday from a fellow synth friend. (that was one of the contenders) Wow, great sound. But. I think I will stick to the Minitaur for now. Better dive deep and get the most out of what I already have.

@@tricks-and-tips If you keep putting out sound like that, I guess that’s the best outcome! 🤘

@@Tptkk I hope to be doing just that. I recorded a lovely jam the other day. I think it will be ready tomorrow (the video)

😂😂😂 yeah. Will you tell my wife I do? 😂😂😂😂

Yes. It has 4 CV inputs. One of them is for filter cutoff.

Thanks! Yeah, I am stuck 'on the other side' 😁 I would like to explore the BS2 because it is more versatile, but at the risk of wanting to keep them both. 😆 So every time when I run into the C4 'cap' or the limited sound shaping options, I lean towards getting the BS2. And then I let the Minitaur do 'its thing' and I decide to keep it.....

Yeah, apparently we are all human after all 😜 I'll see what I will do. Dreadbox Typhon has been mentioned quite often so far.

Yeah, in fact, this video is what made me get the Minitaur (after missing out on the Sirin). I have done a similar comparison with my Subsequent 37 (with only 2 oscillators of course) and the Minitaur has a tiny bit more edge indeed. But.... The difference is quite subtle and often I wish it had more reach. Especially since it sounds so good at C4. I'm never gonna buy a Sirin at these prices (the nonsense of collectors items), since I'm making music with my gear and not collecting them for the value. (I should have bought 10 when I could....) So yeah, it is what you say : a one trick pony that does that one thing very well and the question is if that is worth its place for me compared to a multi trick pony that does more, but is less good at this one trick. For now it is not going anywhere soon, but if I can get my hands on a cheap Pulse 2, BS2 or Typhon, I do want to compare them.

I tried a BS2 recently and it was super versatile, but not a Minitaur replacement for me :) I just added a Deco V2 to the setup and that is sitting behind the Minitaur now for when I need some chorus or saturation.

@@tricks-and-tips Nice. Yeah, i think the Minitaur is hard to beat. Right now I've got an original minilogue going through a jhs colour box v2. The colour box adds some transformer saturation to warm the tone a little bit, it's eq is nice to have so it can fit in better while jamming or recording, and you can crank it and get some gnarly fuzz if need be. Pretty sure its ment for guitar but I think its a good partner for the minilogue.

@@thegreatsiberianitch Yeah, I have looked at that one too, great box for sure. I seriously considered it but bought the Deco V2 instead, since I wanted some chorus too.

That sounds very very good! I was too hesitant to get a Sirin, as I already had a Subsequent 37 and were said to share the same sound (for what that is worth).... But I should have gotten one.

you run your synths thru the helix for fx? how are the digital fx in there?

@@voodoornb theres nothing better for ease of use

Thanks! I never considered that one myself but it sure looks good!

Thanks for the tip! I’ll try that

I have added a TubeMP Studio V3 for some extra tube saturation. That actually sounds very nice too.

Thanks! I won’t anytime soon.

Hahahaha, hold on for dear life 😂 I’m quite sure I’ll sell it whenever I have no need for it anymore. But right now I’m still enjoying it a lot. Added some pedals to the mix and recently somebody suggested adding an analog octave pedal. Which sounded like a great idea, so that might be my next one.

@@tricks-and-tips I preordered the Taurus 3 and recently bought a Minitaur just because I suspect that they are going to discontinue it. You might have been happier with the Sirin. The Minitaur might pair much better with the K2 since they are both HzV. Just get a Minimoog and be done searching haha.

@@Rhythmicons Hahahahahahahahahaha. I'll stick with the Minitaur for now :) Budget is gone.

Thanks. I want to do more spoken stuff, but don’t have a decent mic yet. And for jam videos (what I do the most) I feel written is better.

Yeah, I know. But it sounds so good at C4!!! I would love to get to C3 or something. I know that is not gonna happen, but I like versatile synths a lot. The Sirin does not have this cap, but I did not dare to get it new. If only I had…..

@@tricks-and-tips No worries about that Sirin, it does sound worse than the Minitaur for having that extra range. There was a comparison vid on youtube somewhere.

@@alphazentauri Thanks, yeah, I saw that video. The difference was small, but it sounded more like the Subsequent 37.

Thanks. Do you have a pedal recommendation?

Not a pedal but there is waveshaper in FL studio and rob Papen predator vst fx - so if you’re running into DAW. But you can get some nice results with them! .

​@@guymorrison4800 Thanks. I don't use my DAW for sound generation in this setup. It's all hardware, so a VST won't do it for me because of the way the setup is 'set up' :). (not against a daw, it's just not how this setup works) But I'll have a look for one. I have to say I'm using the Deco V2 for chorus and saturation now and it sounds great on the Minitaur, giving me more sonic variety, so I'm more happy already.

@@tricks-and-tips it’s ok anyway! 😃 overdrive or distortion done fussily also can help.

@@tricks-and-tips I’ve just had an issue with Minibrute 2 half an hour ago and to resolve I ran it through a boss me50b distortion setting - that helped and ‘kills’ some of those sorts of issues

Oh that is sad to read!

I'm not selling it anytime soon. I have added the Deco V2 to the setup, which opens up a lot of new options.

That's easier said than done,most GAS situations involve using the money from the existing one to fund the next,nice thought though

Hahahahahaha. I have a Subsequent 37 and would not trade that one for anything. It is way more versatile than the Minitaur, but also way more costly indeed. The Minitaur sounds great, but its limitation can be a bit annoying sometimes (when I have another synth filling the sub end) But I'm still very much enjoying the Minitaur. It's just that it would sound so great at C3 and I really would love to use that. (I did do a multitrack once where I used only the Minitaur, some parts pitched up, yeah, it was a lot of Moogness)

I can record the Minitaur without if you want. Just the raw sound. I don't think I still have this specific jam, but I can work something out. But I personally never use it without some reverb (this was a lot because there was nothing else playing melodically) and I love that Collider reverb + delay) Sorry mate.

I’m not sure if there is a technical reason (sonically) behind this C4 limit, or just a marketing trick. But at least I would love to get more reach on my Minitaur.

@@tricks-and-tips Even if there was a technical reason, the idea that it would be beyond Moog to implement a fix would be ridiculous. Sadly the only explanation is they expect you to buy a another synth from them. They have a huge amount of name value with synthesists and they've decided to cash out on it. When I first started playing synths a decade ago I dreamt of owning a Moog. Now I could afford one there isn't a single model that seems worth it, countless other companies make more interesting and more practical stuff. As you've written in your review it'll keep its value as long as you want to keep it and if you're enjoying it and making music with it that's all that matters. Thank you for the video, it's concise and interesting, and the track sounds really good. I hope you continue to enjoy making videos and music.

​@@Patriotic_Eagle1995 Yeah, they did market it as a bass synth. (hence the name), so at least I can't blame them for not telling us. Luckily there are plenty good alternatives and maybe I will get one one day. I'm considering a Waldorf Pulse (that was recommended here) or a BS2. With the risk of me getting 'another' mono synth (and keeping them all 3 😁) Thanks for the comment, really appreciate it!

@@tricks-and-tips I've had the BSII for a few years and it's an absolutely tremendous synth. Endlessly fun to play and it sounds incredible in any octave 😉 The Pulse does have the size factor advantage though, I've come close to buying one several times solely for that reason. I don't think there is a wrong decision, but I know that I'll never sell my Bass Station II. It's an absolute beast and a total bargain.

@@Patriotic_Eagle1995 Yeah, I agree on the BS2 being a bargain for what it offers!