The sound of a Prophet 600 with modern upgrades: Gligli & Pan mod

Listen to the Prophet 600, an amazing analog synthesizer from 1982. Two upgrades have been retrofitted in this specimen:
1) Gligli - a faster processor and additional features
2) Pan Mod - stereo spread for each voice with additional stereo output

The Prophet 600 was a cheaper version of the Prophet 5 and the very first synthesizer with MIDI. It sounds a lot like its 'bigger' brother but originally had some lag issues due to the relatively slow Z80 processor.

With all respect to Dave Smith - inventor of 'the Prophets' - to Gligli for the amazing performance improvements and finally to Peter Kliegelhöfer for creating the Pan Mod.

More info about the upgrades:
Gligli: https://gligli.github.io/p600fw/
Pan Mod: https://www.musikding.de/Prophet-600-...

No effects were used, this is how it sounds:
0:00 - under the hood
0:49 - poly filter sweep
1:20 - Yeah Yeah - Bodyroxx
1:54 - adjusting stereo settings
2:33 - Over de muur - Klein Orkest
3:52 - unison filter arp
5:46 - Heathrow - Level 42
6:01 - talking bass
6:10 - mellow pulse
6:22 - unison detune
7:09 - bellpad
7:32 - Peg - Steely Dan
8:15 - unison filter sweep
8:43 - chord memory - Scritti Politti style
8:52 - like & subscribe

JP