OK, I'll guess at some:
> The release of what piece of equipment took the MOTM Compressor/Limiter
off the list of upcoming
modules list (Hint: many fellow Texans helped design it)?
LH: RNC compressor.
> What modules have been retired (I wanted to ask this again for people who
weren't around the last
time I posted this)?
LH: MOTM-100, MOTM-110
> Name one of Paul's patents (bonus points for each extra one you get). How
many patents does Paul
hold either by himself or jointly?
LH: Something to do with that Multimeter design at Tandy in one of them.
Maybe jointly held with Doug Cutris.
> What popular vintage synth did Paul help design (Hint: It has increased
in value 12 to 15 times
over the past 10 years.)? What more well-known synth did that evolve into?
LH: As I remember (which sometimes is no good), the Radio Shack MG-1 which
was actually modeled after the Moog Rouge (with typical Tandy cost cutting
methods and cheesy polyphonic sound applied).
> What was the original purpose of creating Synthesis Technology (Hint: It
was not to make MOTM)?
LH: Selling CEMs ? Or, as a DIY synth building resource ?
> How many Moog modules (and not the new ones) were sold?
LH: In the neighborhood of 6870 ?
> How many MOTM modules have been sold to date?
LH: What "to-date?" Sold or shipped? HA! Iimpossible question. Shipped,
I'll guess 5400.
> Who was the first MOTM customer?
LH: Steve (ezboy) can't remember the last name right now ?? He is the
missing moderator from this list.
> What was the first MOTM module?
LH: MOTM-110 - only one with a CEM chip, followed by the MOTM-120 and
MOTM-700.
> Whose basic design is used for the MOTM-800 (EG)?
LH: Thomas Henry
> At Synthesis Technology's first NAMM appearance, who did they share a
booth with (2 companies)?
LH: Encore and Metasonix
> You normally see posts from Moe, Larry and Shemp. Who is Curly on the
list?
LH: The quite one - John Barlow
Larry H. (customer # 6)