I bought one a few years back - got a great deal on it, and (probably rightfully) assumed it was my only practical chance of owning this rather rare and intriguing synth. I ended up selling it (for more than I bought it for, yay) within a few months. I loved the aesthetics of it, the story, the oddness, the ambient emphasis. And yes, the rare lustworthiness. But practically speaking, I just ended up not finding the sound character all that inspiring. It’s only capable of sounding either dreamy fluid ambient (see video above) or oddly metallic. The dreamy fluid ambient stuff just comes out of the synth with zero effort on your part - you barely have to know what the (esoterically labeled) knobs do, just twist and play some chords, and you get some results exactly like the above. But when everything sounds like the above - beautiful for a few minutes on one track, but then, okay, let’s move on to other timbres, other sounds, let’s stay interesting - there’s not a whoooole lot more the Fizmo can offer. A great synth if you want to put out, say, a new age Ecco the Dolphin ambient limited cassette every month for a full year. Not so much if you want something with a deep soundset, flexibility, coherent synthesis, etc. etc. Probably better off as your 6th or 7th synth that gets brought out at odd moments rather than one of your 2 or 3 main synths (which, budget and space wise, is all I’ll ever really have)