Modular V3

I don't think that there should be any question that this is the best Moog emulation available.
UI: Looks great. Very large, which doesn't bother me too much, but the most annoying thing is the way the controls work. You can't see what value a control is set to without clicking on the control. You can't click on a control without changing its value (ie the knob jumps to where you clicked). What were they thinking?
Sound: Excellent.
Features: Quite extensive, sensibly offers some useful non-Moog features like polyphony. The only thing missing is an option to turn off the analogue-style oscillator instability -- it's good that they have it, and it's a subtle effect, but sometimes for basslines I want digital-style perfection
Documentation: A great manual with full documentation of the synth, info about analogue/subtractive synthesis and historical info about Moogs.
Presets: Pretty ho-hum, and the way they're organized isn't too useful.
VFM: The price seems about right; obviously if you're not a Moog fan there might be better places to spend your money, but if you want a Moog emulation it's money well spent.
Stability: No problems.Read Review