The Casio VZ10M:
An Overrated Underrated Synthesizer
I bought a VZ10M used on eBay a few months ago. I was on a brief buying spree thanks to a cash windfall and it was one of half a dozen rack units I picked up at the time.
I wanted one because it was the most powerful of the Casio line and I had seen people raving about how awesome and underrated it was on various review sites and message boards. I hadn’t any real experience with a phase distortion synthesizer. Read More
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