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Crumar DS-2
Released in 1978
One of the first synths to use DCO (digtally-controlled oscillators), the DS-2 is a two-oscillator monosynth with polyphonic strings that can be layered together. It has two LFOs, and one of these has an interesting staircase wave in addition to S&H.
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