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JMJarvinen · 11th February 2009

I have OB-SX synth and it is, as the word on the net and on the back of the manual says, based on OB-X technology. A cut-down preset version, budged Obie.. but not less versatile (sounwise).. Althought they tend to go malfunctionin on tuning and filter (mine did :( !!! ) I should get the voiceboards repaired.. Love the synth thought.. bunchy basses, silky strings, cutting-edge synth leads.. excellent sounds, even mine is half-way broken :D The first thing on old Oberheims is that you should give it a warm-up for about 20mins to ½ hour.. (the OB series do have "Autotune"-button) If you can find Any OB serie Ober-synth with reasonable price in good condition BUY IT !!!!

11th February 2009	#5
JMJarvinen Gear Head Joined: Dec 2007 Location: Finland Posts: 30	The OB-SX I have OB-SX synth and it is, as the word on the net and on the back of the manual says, based on OB-X technology. A cut-down preset version, budged Obie.. but not less versatile (sounwise).. Althought they tend to go malfunctionin on tuning and filter (mine did :( !!! ) I should get the voiceboards repaired.. Love the synth thought.. bunchy basses, silky strings, cutting-edge synth leads.. excellent sounds, even mine is half-way broken :D The first thing on old Oberheims is that you should give it a warm-up for about 20mins to ½ hour.. (the OB series do have "Autotune"-button) If you can find Any OB serie Ober-synth with reasonable price in good condition BUY IT !!!!