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The Cheetah MS-6 is a 6-voice polyphonic and multitimbral analog synthesizer in a single-unit rack module. It features 12 digitally controlled oscillators and uses the same CEM 3396 sound chips found in the Oberheim Matrix 6/6R and Matrix 1000, delivering a warm and rich analog sound.
The Cheetah MS-800 is a digital wave synthesizer designed by Mike Lynch of Lynett Systems. Released as an affordable entry into digital synthesis, it combines digital waveforms into sequences to create new sounds, though it gained notoriety for its difficult programming interface and lack of a filter section.
The Cheetah MD-16 is a budget drum machine released by UK-based Cheetah in 1991, featuring 16 velocity-responsive rubber pads and 41 editable 16-bit samples at 44kHz. With 142 programmable parameters, an expansion ROM cartridge socket, and 8-voice polyphony, it offered considerable flexibility for its price class.