Creamware Prodyssey ASB
In the latest addition to their successful ASB range, Creamware take on ARP's legendary Odyssey.
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In the latest addition to their successful ASB range, Creamware take on ARP's legendary Odyssey.
Having served up convincing hardware emulations of the legendary Minimoog and Prophet V analogue synths, Creamware turn their attention to the mighty Hammond B3 organ.
Creamware's Minimax ASB (the company's hardware recreation of the Minimoog) won over the critics — can they repeat the winning ASB formula with Sequential Circuits' Prophet 5 synth? Synth wizard Dave Stewart is your guide...
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