QuasiMidi Sirius 1999 grey/orange

Amazing 90's "groove-synth"/workstation with:

• Fast and fun sound design: plenty of knobs, including ADSR macros for Amp and Filter envelope. Modulation wheel can map up to 5 knobs.
• DTE ("difficult to explain") synthesis somewhere between virtual-analog and rompler sounds.
  
• 28 voice polyphony across 7 tracks: kick, snare, hi-hat (2 voice), percussion (12-voice kits), and 3 parts for mono- or poly-synths.
• expressive 11-band Vocoder, allowing any combination of internal or external parts to be carrier and/or modulator
• Quick Pattern-based system, stores 16 songs, where each song has 8 Parts (as wells as 4 Fills and 4 Variations) that assign programs and pattern motifs across to the 7 tracks. Mix and match for quick variety.
  
• 2 assignable FX busses: apply any track to either effect, including choruses, flangers, reverbs, and delays. Mix and match for wild ambiances.
  
• Tons of sounds: 3 banks of 96 Rom, and 1 bank of 96 User Patches (for EACH Track-type), divided neatly into 6 categories 16 patches with nice direct-jumping between patches. Also has 1-touch Patch Randomizer for endless inspiration.
  
• Pattern sequencer allows creating custom patterns by step or real-time recording, with random remixing of new sounds and motifs.

You can jam on this thing all night w/o having to menu-dive, but all the deeper settings are
Unit is in good shape. Only visible wear seems to be a bit cracking on the plastic side-cheek (see pic), but everything else feels snug.

Sale comes with Sirius and compatible 12v power supply. Orange tabby-cat NOT included. :-)
I've had 3 of this synth, and this is my LAST one.
I hate to lose it, but I'm moving away from units with keyboards attached.

FYI: looking to trade for a Korg Radias module (keyboard optional)