Arturia PolyBrute

I think this is by far the best synth that arturia has ever made ever produced. It sounds really nice. It can do harsh tones, it can do gentle stuff a...

More importantly, i feel like this flagship product, cements arturia's graduation from this smaller french synth company, to one that is on the same s...

It's a great synth. I can't you know pretend otherwise it's also fairly uncompromising. You know this thing is not cheap

I was recently able to acquire an Arturia PolyBrute second hand and wow, very impressed. This is a futuristic 6-voice analog polysynth with unparalleled expression, sound design and sound morphing capabilities which I've not encountered on any other synth before.

I have the arturia polybrute and I cant find a reason to ever get any other big synth. I got it back in March and I haven't stop playing it. The keybed is amazing and breathes with polyphonic after touch, its analog, very user friendly, very deep if you would like it to be.

I recently got the Arturia Polybrute and it's the most incredible instrument I've ever used. I use an Arturia drumbrute and sp404a for drums and whatever then looped it together with a boss rc505.

If you want analog, I think that the Arturia Polybrute is likely the best choice in your price range. It can cover a huge span of sounds, sounds very nice itself, and will work really well as a performance controller: you get a ribbon and a xyz pad on top of lots of knobs and a 61-key keyboard. If you don't want analog, the Roland Fantom is the most recent of the big workstations.