Originally Posted by Caesar Pie ➡️

Yes. Hits hard. The dev says the original intent was to make an enhanced 909 but the machine has gone far beyond that now with many updates. There's also a lot of filter, EQ and envelope control which really helps to get the precise feel you want.

With the Perkons I felt you really had to work hard to massage the core sound. Likewise with the LXR-02 the best sounds take effort.

Now if the question was "which drum machine is the most versatile with the widest range of weird sounds" then I'd say the LXR-02 wins easily. But for almost effortless arrays of good bass drums, then the DR-2.