Sequential Take 5 Synthesizer

If you've been exploring the world of synthesizers for a while now, you've no doubt heard of Sequential and its founder, Dave Smith. Normally, the renowned synth-maker serves up high-end synthesizers slapped with price-tags to match but, with the Take 5, the focus is on producers and musicians with a little less purchasing power. Luckily, since it's still a genuine Sequential-made synth that we're talking about here, the Take 5 doesn't come with any trade-offs in terms of features, meaning that next to a surprisingly affordable price, this compact-yet-potent bit of kit boasts 44 FATAR keys, an imposing number of control elements and much, much more. The Sequential Take 5 The only other similarly priced synth by the hand of Dave Smith is the Dave Smith Instruments Prophet Rev2 8-voice, which is outfitted with DCOs (digitally-driven analogue oscillators) instead of real, all-analogue oscillators like those found inside the Take 5. In addition to that pair of VCOs - which also combine to