After being blown away by the Korg 2600, the Korg Wavestate, the Sequential Pro-3 as well as the twin Behringer Modular Clones of the Roland System 100 and the Moog series 55 I've decided.
I wanted the Behringer Pro-One because I owned the original in the early eighties.
But then I saw Dave Smith demoing the Sequential Pro-3 and it is not only one of the most incredible synth/sequencers I ever seen, but its also an incredible performance instrument.
Sure, the Pro-3 costs 5 times as much as the Pro-One but its a keeper for life.
The Behringer Modular System 55 blew my mind. I was not expecting this.
Played a modular Moog at the University Of Calgary in 1969 when I was 13.
In 1976 I bought a Minimoog cause the modular was way out of reach.
Saw Emerson, Lake & Palmer in Montreal 1973 playing Brain Salad Surgery in quad: 72 tons of speakers.
I'll be buying multiples of the full selection at less than a 10th of the original price.
The Korg Wavestate is cheap enough to throw on top.
I'm retiring in little over a year with enough income that I can make music as weird as I like without worrying about commercial failure.
Cannabis is legal in Canada and I hope to do live concerts in front of pot shops and maybe even get my own line of signature cannabis strains.

 

You should name your strain Modular Pro3

 

or "The Cannabis Kluster" or "Cann of Kluster"

Either way best up Mate!