Hello!
Anybody interested on the FIRST Mutlimoog ever? (Really the first - Serialnumber) Top Condition!

Soundwise this synth has loads of character and personality. It is semi modular, extremely versatile and nope, it doesn't sound much like the Minimoog, but that's good!. In comparison it seems where the range of the Mini ends, the Multi starts to really get going. The Multi can get way more agressive and indy sounding, whereas the Mini seems a bit tame and establishment with it's juicy and widespread sound. I'm quite shure, the real potential of the Multi is yet to be explored and then it will probably become quite hip.

I had one of these on loan from a bandmate back in the mid-90's. It was my first experience of a true analogue machine. Loved it! I've been using a JP-8000 for years and it's great but I'm glad for the time I spent with this synth, it made me really appreciate the warmth and full tone you get with analogue. It made me realise that there really is no substitute for the real deal!My fave thing was to feed other synths/drums through it's filter. The filter is amazing! Wide and fat and gave the Korg X5D I was using at the time an amazing tone. Sadly I had to give it back :(

Also not mentioned is it has great sounding oscillator sync. Great features added onto the micromoog concept but lacking the noise modulation source that the micromoog had. Overall great sounding synth.

Also not mentioned, is that it had a VARIABLE waveshape. When dialed "in-between" square and saw, for example, you could get sounds that you couldn't get anywhere else, even when mixing waveforms. Sold mine a few years ago right before the "analog and Vintage" gold rush.