UVX-3P takes motivation from a classic 6-voice Japanese synth presented in 1983. With a rather inadequate control board, this synth signalled an industry move towards less complicated preset players pointed at getting the celebrated Japanese analogue sound into the hands of semi-pros and specialists who regularly couldn’t bear or were threatened by the more costly ‘control dense’ models. Regularly neglected due to its more preservationist appearance this synth was in no way actually second rate. It advertised numerous of the same components as its more costly kin, a break-out software engineer, and indeed gloated double DCOs making it to some degree of a sleeper powerhouse.