From Andrew Horton Sent Wed, Feb 21st 2018, 17:49
From Andrew Horton Sent Wed, Feb 21st 2018, 17:49
Matt, that's interesting. I am a big 100m owner but a 700 has always been my dream machine. I want to believe that it sounds like a System 100 but fully patchable. On Wed, Feb 21, 2018 at 12:44 PM, Matt Davey <xxxx.xxx@xxxxx.xxx> wrote: > Justin, the system 700 is very overrated from my experience. You can get > much the same character from a system100m, with the added bonus that it's > all in easy reach for shorter patch cables. > > Unless you are a trillionaire and have a wall of them, and servants to run > around patching where you tell them to, the sys700 is a big waste of space > and money compared to alternatives. > > If someone gave me one, i would sell it. If someone gave me one on the > condition that i couldn't sell it, i would use it in that case, i guess. > > > On Thu, Feb 22, 2018 at 2:36 AM, Stephen Watson <xxxxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx> > wrote: >> >> What's funny about the Moog modular, especially stuff form the Happy Moog >> era is the average person not into synthesis would think it sounds like a >> cheap Casio from the 1980s. They'll be like you paid "$30,000 to sound like >> a Realistic Concertmate-670?" Then look at you like you were some mega-nerd. >> And you're like "No, a Moog modular doesn't sound like a Casio, maybe a >> simple square wave oscillator but a Moog modular can do complex things." and >> they are like "it sounds like a Casio that you buy at Toy R Us." > >