Hi,

The Plan B Model 15 is my favourite oscilator.
It is very stable, all the waveforms sound great, especially the sine and the pulse. It really
does have bags of character. The morph function is a brilliant addition and is capable of
some very complex timbres using sync and FM. I like it so much I bought four of them
and plan on buying another two. Also the new version is quite slim (back to front) so will
easily fit in any suitcase system. With the addition of the new 15a module adding further
PWM and sync options the M15 is going to be a killer. If I had one criticism it would be
that the bipolar frequency vc pot doesn't have much of a dead spot in the centre so can be
tricky to have no modulation if you're trying to do this in a hurry on stage. It also makes a
brilliant but pricey LFO.

I'd also have to recommend the Cynthia Zeroscillator. I wasn't tremendously impressed
with it at first but it has proven to be a very powerful and versatile tool. It has some
brilliant functions and is capable of producing several distinct sounds simultaneously. It
goes way beyond what you imagine was possible with FM. The quaderature outputs also
make it an excellent LFO and bizzare modulation source. It is a very deep module and the
switches feel a bit flimsy but otherwise highly recommended.

Thighp.

--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com , "Carlos" <bushwick@...> wrote:
>
> for those people that have the doepfer oscillators and euro format
> ones from other companies (specially interested in hearing about plan
> b model 15, and using the oscillators in the livewire dalek modulator
> as regular oscillators) can you comment on differences in sound what
> you like/dislike abotu each of them
>
> thank you!
>
> Carlos
>