Title link takes you to #002 for sale (pictured) at Big City music which states only 13 were made. I didn't realize so few were produced.
I sent Big City Music an email asking about it and they quickly replied with the following:
"First Wowa Cwejman designed the S1 a few years ago. Later came the S1 Mk-II, which is very much the same synth with a few improvements.
Last year Wowa designed the S2, which is an entirely different synth, with two oscillators instead of 3 and no patch points, etc. The S2 did not sell well, despite the fact that it is a phenomenal sounding synth. Because it did not sell well it was discontinued. With only 13 made it is quite a rare synth."
Friday, June 02, 2006
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That was kinda dumb to put the minijacks in the back of a rackmounted synth like that. What kind of modular enthusiast would want that?
ReplyDeleteEven their latest site is poorly produced. Many URL's in it contain back-slashes vs. forward slashes, so they don't work.
ReplyDeleteThey need some marketing help bad.