Oberheim Two Voice Pro – now shipping!

The first series of Tom Oberheim’s Two Voice Pro Synthesizer is now ready for delivery (a year later than expected). The small edition of 25 instruments is deteminated for the US market only. Musicians outside the US have to be patient. It’ll be fall 2014 (probably winter) to see the Two Voice Pro flying out worldwide …

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However, the Two Voice Pro looks fantastic. There are big plusses: the 16-step sequencer (with storable memories), the vast patch field (e.g. wheel or aftertouch Out > filter IN) … velocity, aftertouch, … We are looking forward to this exciting analog synthesizer!

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