Should somebody ask for the most famous poly analog synth engineers of the good old times, the answer would probably include both Dave Smith and Tom Oberheim.
So it's not a surprise to find that from the collaboration of Smith with Oberheim a really stunning new analog poly synth came out.
It's a 49-keys (with velocity & aftertouch) synth with six notes of polyphony.
The core of the sound engine is a couple of discrete VCOs per voice, inspired to the SEM Oberheim's jewels of the past, coupled with 2-pole filter, and amplifiers.
Modern enhancements such as studio-quality dual effects, a polyphonic step sequencer, an arpeggiator, and more were added to make the sound of the new DSI creation really unique.
And the look is also top-class, as usual in DSI products.
But when it comes to synths, the most important feature is the sound: