From eboyz Sent Sun, Feb 15th 1998, 06:49
From eboyz Sent Sun, Feb 15th 1998, 06:49
this is a bit DIY related. i am only cross posting because i think it is applicable. i talked to Paul Schreiber of Synthesis Technology for over an hour today about his MOTM modules. they are going to start shipping in less than a month. this is the modular for those of us who want a modular and can't afford the newer lines - doepfer, serge, technosaurus etc. the modules are "kits" that are very complete. he is going to the extent that the leads will be stripped and tinned. it will not take much electronic experience to assemble these kits. the first set will be CV signal effects and a power supply. he told me his intention was to build modules that would be better than any of the vintage and new systems. i think they will be worth checking out. he has plans for some truly kick ass modules. i have dealt with paul on a couple of other occasions and he has always delivered as promised. i know i will be willing to assemble kits for those of you who don't want to do that. i hope this may add some excitement on the modular hunt many of us seem to be on. steve Robert Verberkmoes wrote: > OK... a question for those of you with hands-on experience with the Serge TKB ; > > -I am seriously considering the purchase of a small Serge system. I've > weighed the advantages/disadvantages of the TKB as compared to a group of > smaller sequencer modules and, say, a couple of Dual Universal Slope > Generators. It seems to me that a couple 6 or 7 step sequencer modules in > tandem would, in the long run, be more flexible than the TKB. Maybe I'm > missing something here.... Any opinions would be appreciated, as this is a > pretty big decision money-wise.... > TIA, > -robert -- The Elevator Boyz at obv-records.com