Confession number 1: Being bold and ruthless, we have adopted the above headline “Pro 3 – a new benchmark for raw sonic power and unrivaled versatility” directly from Sequential. We… Read More
Sequential Pro 3 – a new benchmark for raw sonic power
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Sequential Pro-One – modifications and upgrades (part 3)
Part 3 of our Pro-One upgrade trilogy provides hints for a new CPU, MIDI kits, and some very simple modifications. The material for the latter can be purchased in any… Read More
Sequential Pro-One – modifications and upgrades (part 2)
Following part 1 of our trilogy (covering the idea of a pitch bend / mod wheel CV output modification), part 2 and part 3 deal with more general Pro-One upgrades.… Read More
Sequential Pro-One – modifications and upgrades (part 1)
We would like to point to a few useful ideas, modifications and upgrades pertaining to the Sequential Pro-One. This classic synthesizer was built from 1981 to 1984 and it sold… Read More
Sequential Pro 3 – “Minimoog of the Year 2020” ?
Ok, ok, the Sequential Pro 3 is not a Minimoog. But 3 oscillators and 3 filters, a handsome, multi-angle tilt-up panel and full premium-grade walnut trim (SE version) … the… Read More
Prophet-5 Revision 1 – impressions of THE Prophet
The Sequential Prophet-5. Not Revision 2 or Revision 3, no – THE Prophet. The original edition, Revision 1. Only few of the 182 built units are still in existence. Way… Read More
Sequential Prophet-T8 – pure analog LUXURY
Which story is better suited to the Christmas season than that of a prophet? The story of an especially remarkable instrument, of one of the best built analog synthesizers of… Read More
Sequential Six-Trak – the unsung hero of MIDI-CC
The Sequential Circuits Six-Trak is one of the few (small) analog synths that really took me by surprise! Sadly enough, I had just decided to part with the instrument when… Read More
Sequential Pro-One – best vintage monophonic?
Sequential’s Pro-One synthesizer is a miracle. It was released at a time when monophonic synths had to fight a final battle against polyphonics, which became more and more popular. Quite… Read More