I own one as well. It is stellar for controlling all kind of Blade Runner/Vangelis-style pad sounds and there are some things where nothing compares. E.g. I pl

I own one as well. It is stellar for controlling all kind of Blade Runner/Vangelis-style pad sounds and there are some things where nothing compares. E.g. I played a gig last week where each key on the left split was an individual drum loop (e.g. bassdrum beating on one key, snare on another, hihat on yet another) and the pressure controlled the level of each individual loop. This way you can create very organic, reactive, structures with one hand. Another thing it is great at is when you play with multiple fingers into a arppeggiated synth that reacts to the channel pressure and the timbre, as you can still emphazise or de-emphasize single notes within the arpeggio organically. It certainly still holds up for me at least. In a way it has become even better, as MPE support has developed. One thing however is: most synthesizer presets work fine on the Linnstrumment, but you will have to make your own if you're willing to unlock the full potential of the thing, as the emphasis is so much more on pressure than on velocity/envelopes.