Roland JX-10 Polyphonic Synthesizer.

Rolands last big analog polyphonic synthesizer. I needed something to cover the grounds of the Prophet-5. Something with cross-modulation, hard sync and polyphony. Preferably something analog.
When I heard about the Roland JX-10 I knew this would be the synth for me. An absolutely best buy analog synth, with a staggering 24 oscillators to play with. It's a dual JX-8P, with a few extra bells and whistles. This synth does not sound nearly as agressive as the Prophet-5. The filters are not in the same league. But it excels in superior pad and string sounds, and it does make some mean hard sync and cross-mod sounds too. Best thing is that it is surprisingly cheap. I also found a PG-800 controller for it, making it a center piece of my setup.

Features:

2 synth engines, each with 12 voices DCO
Selectable waveforms saw, square, pulse and noise.
Roland 24 db/oct DCF with resonance
DCA
2 Envelope generators per voice with ADSR and envelope inversion
LFO
Built-in chorus effect

Samples:

SyncPWMString - A string synth type sound made using the hard sync capability to create a pulse width modulation.
Mean1 - An example showing that the JX-10 can do more than pretan pads. For this type of sound you have to use the hard sync capabilities
Mean2 - Another like it.
Mean3 - And yet another like it.