I have to say that as a long time owner and lover of my CZ-1, I'm not as concerned as others about having hundreds of knobs to twiddle. Sure it would be great, but the CZ-1 had no twiddly knobs and it was a breeze. I wish Casio came out with something different like they did with the CZ. Making something super-editable and "the most powerful ever" doesn't translate to greatness, especially if others already do this quite well. Nobody seems to be doing anything different or new - it's all just varying flavors of technology released within the last 10 to 15 years. Don't get me wrong, I'm a huge fan of virtual analog, but at some point somebody is going to release virtual digital stuff from the 80s. Yeah I know, "virtual digital" makes no sense but what I mean is that someone is going to realize there is a huge untapped resource of sounds that came out just after analog ... Aka the whole CZ and FM period. There's already a bunch of software but no real hardware with sounds from this period, unless they're sampled. My vote would be for a bigger, better, newer CZ. Cleaner, lots more waveforms, lots more polyphony and multi-timbrality, maybe a few knobs , and full editability from a PC or iPad ... Etc.
