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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » April 2002 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: Anybody Know What's Up With Koblo?
psychoid
Posted: 25th April 2002 04:29
Just wondering if anyone has heard anything about Koblo (Vibra 9000, 6000, Stella 9000, Gamma 9000). The last I heard from them was about a year ago when they were supposed to release some new cross platform synths. I think they've updated their site a few times since, but it's impossible to get them via e-mail, and they're forum has been down for about 8 months now! I own their studio bundle and was just hoping there will be some sort of support in the future. If they have closed up, someone seriously needs to buy their synthesizers...Vibra 9000 is still one of the best soft synths around. It sounds very similar to am Access Virus (which I own also). Any info would be appreciated!
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