Arturia

[l.b.]

can only speak for the original drumbrute but it's a real horse, you can get lost in that thing easy. if you do PE you might find its applications limited but what it does it does really well. for techno and shit i cant really say, yeah the snare sound is a bit shit but that doesn't matter to me. lots of playability (multiple hits on one step, the loop roller, dedicated sequencer row, filter, randomizer, etc.) to give life to patterns

[Euro Trash Bazooka]

Actually, I do use it in a PE context and I really love the kick, congas, toms and maracas. I mke some proper voodoo beats with it. And I watchef a YouTube video in which it intgrates extremely well in a Eurorack environment with a midi-to-trigger module so my interest in it isn't going to vanish anytime soon...

[Mr Stab]

Both mini and micro can be workhorses if you get to know them and persevere ...I chained a mini and micro together
To make a monster brute and it really changed the rawness ...so much so that apart from an ms10 filter the mini and micro were used exclusively on my new album
If you arw just getting into buying your first entry level synth I would heartily recommend the micro for how cheap it is !!