For my first post, let's get this out of the way: I don't have GAS, I have have SAS: "Synthesizer acquisition syndrome". And it's serious, I love synths and I just want to try every one ever made. An easy goal! I also rarely keep anything. I don't covet synths as material objects and I often buy stuff simply to try, fully aware of the fact that I will probably turn it around in a few weeks, days, or even minutes. My gut is usually right about these things. Rarely it's wrong and I end up revisiting something a few years later, but in those cases it's just because I want to have that sound palette back in my setup again, even if just briefly. The GRP A1 was a class "A" example of my insatiable SAS and also immediate gut feeling about gear. A new small analog synth by a company I like for a "low" price? Insta-buy . And after 15 minutes of use, Insta-sold . But what did I learn in that brief timeframe? Well, it's small. Too small f