UVI $99 Sale

only their synstations thing comes up as discounted or with v collection 3
 
everything else looks discounted, but isn't any cheaper...
 
or am I missing something :)
 

EDIT AGAIN....JRRShop has the same deal...so much for AD's "exclusive"
 
http://clicks.fanbridge.c...0%26amp%3bprice%3D-100

So - are any of these worth $99?
 
I got Melo for free and was underwelmed, Hollowsun's Newtron Bomb blows it out of the water for approximatly $30. M-Tron pro has a similar list price to Mello but, IMHO, sounds a lot better and has many more tape banks.
 
My experience with Mello has caused me to be very cautious.
 
I also picked Digital Synsations for free when I bought a halfprice BFD expansion from JRR Shop but have not been at home to install it. Are they giving these away for a reason?

Glyn
I've got quite a few of their Vintage Synth packs as I use Mach 5 more than Kontakt these days.
I got quite a bit of stuff when I changed to Mach 5 as I had been a long time pro sounds user, which got upgraded to the new format - so they did me a great deal - always found UVi brilliant to deal with, such a refreshing change from some Companies who only use two letters in their shorten names!!
Overall I like the synths and string packs - I looked at JJR and the only one that might be of interest to me is the Emulation pack - I have the Fairlight pack and I absolutely love that, already have that in a couple of songs! 
I have always thought that the $149 price is too much and have told them so - $99 is worth it but I think that should be the standard price point.
If I was new to the UVi stuff and wanted to get into this, the Synths anthology or Emulator packs would be my choice.
With regard to Mello, I think they made a real error here - perhaps they were trying to put together a mellotron emulation, but it went horribly wrong - GForce and even the venerable IK products smash it out of the water.
However with a little bit of experiment, I have actually used this for creating some pretty decent sounds, albeit nothing like a Mellotron! They should have called it something else and sold it not as an emulation but a sound creation pack I think - then no one would immediately compare it to good Mellotron products and say it was totally crap!!
Nigel

Synths Anthology is really very good.  I don't hear as much about it perhaps because it's older, but it has samples from a number of later digital synths (mid/late 80's and early 90s) that you don't find in the usual "vintage synths" libraries.
 
The presets sound great right "out of the box".