Damn, you have a lot of gear! As mentioned in the other thread, I have gone thru some stuff over the years- the CS-80 being a prime example. I have always loved the sound of it and enjoyed playing it, but the maintanence issues were just a nightmare. I kept my Andromeda for a decade, if it had responded to polyAT like it was supposed to I would have never sold it (and it didn't help that when they discontinued them, the price went thru the roof- I sold mine for way more than I paid for it- hello Solaris!). The polyAT thing was also a factor in selling the StudioElectronics Omega8- the St. Regis bros. were considering adding polyAT response to the Omega/Code OS, but they have not bothered updating it since what, 2005 or so? Speaking of PolyAT, you're basically talking VAX77; the only other thing I would consider is a mint Kurzweil MIDIBoard, though a Generalmusic S2/S3 is pretty good when you find one.I haven't added the CS80 filters to my CODE8-OD as another owner told me the current batch of MOTM-inspired filter packs are not as "juicy" as the first batch due to circuits used... I still like it...I still like my Alesis Andromeda, also; but ... trying to decide right now what to sell/keep for the house adventure. Selling the Yamaha 02r96v2 with all the addon boards + Console furniture, my (brand new) Hammond XK3 setup, Jomox Sunsyn (sigh), Kawai K5000s, Korg Poly800/EX800, Roland Vsynth XT, Supernova II rack, Nord Lead 3 KB, Dave Smith Polyeveolver KB+rack (polychained = 8 voices vs 4), Waldorf Q rack (yellow), 2 Matrix 1000 racks (white+black), Akai MPC4000, Ensoniq Fizmo; Korg Triton Extreme w/MOSS 88key, Kurzweil K2661 w/SCSI drive + sampling card; custom Hartman Neuron hack-rack mount unit (funky); Roland XV5050 with the world and vintage synth cards; Motif ES Rack with the modeling and DX cards; Yamaha FS1R; etc. etc. (waaaaaaah!!!!). Already sold the Kurzweil MidiBoard 88 (sadly Fedex Ground busted it in transit to East Coast).
Keeping: Hartmann Neuron KB, OB Matrix 12, JB Solaris (!), SE CODE 8 OD, Moog Voyager KB with custom ribbon controller (not the XL), Haken Continnum (custom white, current OS with synthesizer inside; short length), Kurzweil PC3K8, Ensoniq VFX(2?) for crappy poly-AT, Yamaha digital upright piano, Access Virus Ti rack/desktop (single processor); Arturia Origin KB; and Alesis Andromeda A6.
Some stuff on the cusp are the SE SE1-x OD custom rack, and my beloved Forat-pimped Akai MPC3000 with the ROM update, audio update, media reader SCSI upgrade, and custom Lexus blue paintjob; and my ruby red Waldorf Q+ with analog filters ...
So these days, I have pretty much sold off everything except my Voyager, and am making use of that and a few nice softsynths until the Solaris arrives. U-He's DIVA actually sounds pretty amazing, though it uses massive amounts of CPU. Omnisphere and ImpOscar 2 round things out. Right now I am trying out an Ensoniq ESQm, digital but with analog filters- sounds really good but I bet the Solaris will out-do it in sound quality. The Moog Minitaur, SE BoomStar, and MacBeth's MiniMac are also pretty intriguing in the pure analog realm, and one would be a lot of knobby fun (especially for bass) to go with the Solaris. The Tom Oberheim Son of 4 Voice would be very interesting, and perhaps the only remotely practical polyanalog, but I imagine it will go for $6K. The Schmidt? I'd have to sell my house first.....!