Bought an XAOC Sophia. Normal tones but with modulation all sorts of cool sounds from this module. Spent an hour tonight just using my Qarv for some modulation. Have an OCHd and Zadar coming. Also an Odessa. Going to be a fun as hell weekend coming up.
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a second a4 mk1 to teach a friend how to use it and to see what madness i can generate from 8 tracks of arps
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Jealous. Wish they sold those state side.
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They are not that expensive from Thomann. Just be sure you plan ahead and get all the extra bits you might want in your initial order to save on the shipping. Their flat rate isn’t bad at all considering the size of the thing and they get it to you in a few days.
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Sick stand!
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Excellent advice. Thanks!
You reminded me of the accessories available for Jaspers stands, like the monitor holders.
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Wowser - thats what I will need at this rate 
Whats the depth?
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The monitor holders are actually just module holders in disguise, it’s a clever ploy to avoid extra taxation from BIG SYNTH.
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The frame is 50cm deep. It comes with 60cm arms on the lowest shelf. If you buy from Jaspers themselves you can swap parts out and customise it all. I bought the standard kit (for this model, the KS170-4-150S) from Thomann and saved more than I’ll lose on the parts I’ll eventually change.
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Synth sage advice as always. Appreciate you big buddy.
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Thanks for the info.
Ah nice. Is yours primary for keyboards rather then boxes?
So cool! Glad to learn about this! Thought I was over my GAS.
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