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True. I used to own a Blofeld (module and keyboard) and when I sold those and still wanted that sound, I got a Sledge, thinking of it as a knobby Blofeld. I was pretty disappointed. It's still the only synth I sent back to the store within a couple of days. There is something missing in the sound of the Sledge compared to the Blofeld, almost like it's a more lo-fi sounding synth.

There's a lot of potential in Formula-E. What I like best about it is that the teams seem more evenly matched in terms of performance than in F1. The only thing they seem to be lacking is speed. Would be cool to see a company like Tesla join in, if only to improve on battery capabilities of performance.

Well, when you've been chasing someone for 50 laps, might as well try to overtake him, right? He overtook several other drivers last year, so it is possible.

The entire season so far? He has made pretty few mistakes since Monaco last year.

If anyone should get a penalty for the unsafe release, it has to be the team, not Max. All he has to do is wait for the team to communicate to him that he can leave the pit, and drive off. Also, I don't think he deliberately pushed Bottas away, he might not even have seen him. Still biased as a Dutch viewer, but I think Max is the most talented driver on the grid.

I feel the same way. A friend of mine even got his musical mojo to another level after I introduced him to their music. He's been hooked ever since and practicing his ass off on keys and drums.

I have owned a Blofeld and a Sledge and highly preferred the Blofeld. The Sledge is cool with the knobs and all, but the engine is not the same as the Blofeld's. It's a slimmed down version I believe. The difference in quality is very noticeable in my opinion. If you want more immediacy the Nord Leads make sense. A second hand Nord Wave might make even more sense.

I tried running. Then my knee said fuck you. Now I just sit around on the couch, haha.

I liked moneypenny, just that other chick was meh... She had such a weak part, and she played in what, 5 scenes? As for their looks, I don't really care about that u_u.

I don't know about Dalton. No one seems to like him, but I think he was a really good Bond. Really liked both movies he was in, and the title tracks were probably the best of all (imo). I really loved Skyfall. It was way more than a decent movie. Liked the story, liked the action, not a fan of the bondgirls though. And that CGI komodo dragon looked a bit weird .

Goldeneye is my favorite Bond movie, License to Kill my favorite title track and Roger Moore my favorite actor. Though I can actually stand all of them (except Lazenby, but I don't really count him or the movie as anything Bond).

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It's a Lead 2x, not a Wave. But the Wave would probably be an even better (and more expensive) choice. Personally, I don't mind playing piano on the E3 keybed.

I saw the thread title and could only think of this: http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4030/4627657302_d7dbc1ea36.jpg Doesn't weigh anything and it sounds great.

I suggest that if your goal is to link the Mopho keyboard to a Tetra to get close to a Prophet 5, you might consider this: Prophet '08 The '08 is about the same width as a Nord Lead, you can control it all real time from the panel (Tetra really requires software), 5 octaves and no wasted space at the ends, Killer sound (watch the demos), 8 voices, and the price difference is negligible. You don't need software for the Tetra if you hook it up to a mopho keyboard... Also, the prophet doesn't have the suboscillators and feedback functions that the mopho and tetra have. Makes a big difference in sound.