> So I'd tend to vote for the "smaller" versions simply because I would be
> still holding out for SuperMoe. But as someone pointed out, the UEG can be
> pressed into service as a micro-sequencer already. Or (Gack!) a PC
> sequencing program, even though I'd be the first to point out how "un-fun"
> that is.
Thing I like about the 8u version is that it really does offer something
with significantly more control than the UEG or Arrick's sequencer. The
smaller MiniMoes are more in direct competition with these, so price becomes
more important. Would I sooner buy a UEG or a 2u MiniMoe? I couldn't answer
that question honestly without knowing if the price difference between the
two was $20 or $200... The 8u mockup is so feature-packed that price isn't
so much an issue. I hate to make decisions like this based on money, but I
don't have a day-job to fund my addiction! :-/