Vintage synthesizer aficionados are a peculiar subculture of the regular fashion of audiophools.
You'd think owning a $8000 40 year old collectors-item synthesizer would be enough, but they also have to insist that absolutely _nothing_ could ever _sound_ like it.
Meanwhile Behringer is coming out with a bunch of recreations of vintage equipment, along with the CEM chips.
The CEM chips will be made using the same masks, on the same process as the originals. But no, they won't have that "magic." They'll sound "cold and sterile."
The Minimoog clone, built with SMT versions of the same op-amps and transistors in the original following the same schematics, will be a "cheap, tinny-sounding Chinese toy."
Behringer doesn't have the magic dust.