Isn't there like a candy bar called "take 5"

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I think my OB6 has that OBX ground covered close enough, but we'll see. Might be some neat icing put on that cake.
During the past year I've seriously considered the UDO Super 6, as I thought it sounded great, but none were to be had. Then I started reading about the voice drop issues they had. Then, with it lacking a LCD, and not knowing patch level settings easily, it was a bit pricy for me, so decided to pass. Polybrute was even on my radar for a bit. I just liked the matrix concept. Looks like a fun instrument, but after serious consideration figured it didn't bring me anything new. So I ended up pacifying myself with the Hydrasynth, which was really a nice buy for the price and something different.
Really I'd love to see Sequential make something I could call my new flag ship big-board in the next year or so. After experimenting with enough synths I'm at the point now where it needs to be different and yet intuitive. I'm sure they have something up their sleeve. I will always cheer for the PEK concept, but specifically sequencer enhanced. Those whom use the Soundtower editor on PEK for the sequencer will know what I mean. If those kinds of features could be put into a hardware synth/sequencer, where no computer would be needed. (Maybe like a matrix layout for the sequencer with all those options) then also an A and B layer like on REV2. Now that would be great.