Behringer Pro-VS Mini

It's hard to imagine how something this clever could be made for the price of a cheap night out on the beer and curry...
Pros: fat sounds with luscious filtering, sequencer and arpegiator full of possibilities.. surprisingly easy menu access..good old midi 5 pin connectivity..solid build quality...
Cons: no battery power option, only USBC..very small (but positive) rotary pots..dreadful small print manual which may just as well have not been included...no power (USBC) cable in the box..a slip case would have been nice...
Overall, it's sound and scope just put a silly smile on my face, this is a sonic pleasure that just says "let play"...give them your money and let your creativity loose...

I had a chance to play a real rack version VS years ago, and still remember those swirling sounds. Later got Wavestations and that horrible TG33 module, but never gave in to the Dark Star. This tiny synth however, is cheaper than Volcas (not intended as a profanity... really), and sounds, well, like a tiny tiny VS. More just fun than actually awesome... has useful sounds and responds well to a proper keyboard or, in my case, guitar synth (for which four voices are more than enough). Shame that it has only 4 voices though for keyboardists... Would be nice to find a way to polychain them without spending twice the amount for a Blokas Midihub... Anyways, for the price and the sounds, it should be in everybody's studio.