Wow, you’ve had a lot of them! Completely agree with everything you said! Love mine too and I really believe it’s the best synth for me! Thanks man🙏🍻

Thank you very much! Glad you found it helpful!

Awesome! I’m glad you found it helpful. You’ll love it. It’s by far my favorite synth I’ve ever played, let alone owned. It lends itself perfectly to those dark, creepy sounds. Crime, horror and thriller music is my favorite. Can’t get enough. Actually, you should check out @sonicneutronic too. He turned me on to the P5 and also plays horror stuff.

100%. Thanks man! It’s my favorite synth of all time! Just has that special mojo, ya know? Haha

100% agree! Beautiful look, sound and feel. Up there with the best of ‘em for sure.

Haha for sure! Thanks man, you rule! Writing some stuff together is imminent 🤜🍻

@@riffsthatrule oh yes indeed…… 😀

Thanks man! Much appreciated🙏 “I am the writing on the wall, the whisper in the classroom…”

Thank you! It’s so cool how much history it has😎

Thanks man, that’s much appreciated! That movie does rule! That’s actually a track from my Horror/Thriller album I put out a few months back. Glad you dig it!

I agree! I’d love to do it, just gotta find 5 grand first haha😅

​@riffsthatrule Hahaha. You and me both! I'd like to have an OB-X8 to go with my Prophet 10. Those two synths sound incredible by themselves. Imagine how good they both would sound together in a track!

Haha 💯! For now, pairing the Prophet with the TEO-5 has been an awesome match! Maybe some day for the OB-X8 but🤷‍♂️😂

@@riffsthatrule I 💯 agree! It would be very interesting to hear a TEO-5 together with a Prophet 5. The TEO-5 seems to be capable of a lot, possibly more than the OB-X8, polyphony voice count aside.

@@kvmoore1 I’ll have to post a jam using both soon. Good idea! For sure, the mod matrix is pretty powerful. I’m tempted to get the voice expansion down the road a bit. It’s my favorite synth so I might as well deck it out haha

It’s definitely enough for me. I do a lot of sequences, arpeggios and drone stuff and it’s been amazing. When I do play it more piano style, I’ve never found myself wanting more. That’s just me though. If you’re a piano player primarily, maybe this would affect you more. What you could do is, get the P5 now and if for whatever reason down the road you find yourself needing more voices, just get the card upgrade from Sequential and pop it in. Then you’ll have a P10

Thanks man! I’m loving it so far. The knobs are very sturdy and solid feeling. I wouldn’t say very hard to turn at all and not loose either. Just the perfect balance with that premium feel. Also, the knobs are bigger and more spaced out than their other synths which I also love. I used to own a rev2 so I’m mostly comparing it to that.

@@riffsthatrule Thank you! I think it would take much time for me now if I want to save up for one myself since I've got the Trigon-6 which was very pricy. However Prophet 5 is a real instrument with a look and feel unique like no other and it has a history from a legend that invented poly and midi and saving presets. And by the way the reason I asked for the knob turn-stiffness was because the Trigon 6 is a real finger exercise before they getting somewhat runned in. And after not being used they go back to a hard turn again haha. Guess they will lose up a bit over time. Mine is way to new right now.

@@infestedalien Of course! Yeah, Dave Smith was a badass! Totally, I’m in the same boat but couldn’t be happier with the P5. By far my favorite synth I’ve ever played, let alone owned. Haha damn well, I guess that’s better than them being so loose they turn themselves haha

Haha for sure, thanks man. I’m primarily a guitar player so I just pick a few keys on synths and rock those for the most part. Definitely like grabbin’ some low C octaves though.

Haha I did actually get one but I forgot to show it

You buy me one and I’ll do it…

Thanks for stoppin’ by! It was $3,600 before tax😅

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