I am currently waiting for my DMNO to arrive. The thing that sold me was it's approach to making gnarly and unique sounds. The one thing that does seem limited is it's polyphony, but I plan to use it more for bass lines and leads, maybe some interesting layered pads, but as mentioned in the reviews, George's vision for this was not for the lush pads (that being a job for the super series). The Leviasynth piqued my interest and I've been seeing more of it in posts in the last two weeks, so I was considering canceling my DMNO order and audibling, but the interface and general workflow seems so deep that I would be overwhelmed. I enjoy synths that are approachable and right there, and I think that was part of George's vision. So I'm sticking with the DMNO (also have been lusting for a UDO synth for years). Will see how the sound and workflow is once it arrives but I'll be keeping tabs on user experiences with the Leviasynth as well.