[sdiy] Paia 9700

[patchell]

    Each synth design will have it's own sound...since I haven't finished mine
yet, I can't comment.  However, just on the fact that the 9700 is pretty
flexible, you will have a lot of posibilities.  Plus, being modular, you can
add more/different modules.  The filter is the most important one for
affecting the way the thing will sound.  Maybe I should get around to
finishing mine...and finishing the MiniModular...the BassAce...my
SMB....dang...too many projects!

    And if you completed the fatman, you should be able to build 9700...

Dustin Withers wrote:

> Actually I've built the FatMan and was not to impressed with the sound and
> was wondering if this was true for all Paia kits.
>
> -dustin
> on 7/31/01 10:31 PM, patchell at patchell at silcom.com wrote:
>
> > The 9700 seems to be pretty nice (I am still building mine...never
> > seems to be enough hours...), but, I am not too sure if it is a good
> > first kit or not.  It is a pretty big project...on the other hand, if
> > you aproach it as a one module at a time type project, it might be ok.
> >
> > I have never seen the FatMan, that seems to be pretty much accepted
> > as a first kit project.
> >
> > Dustin Withers wrote:
> >
> >> Hey what do you guys think of Paia 9700 series for a beginners first
> >> Modular?  Also how does it sound it comparison to other Modulars?
> >>
> >> -thx,
> >> fadeddata
> >
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