Jeremy,
go for the 300 kit. If you've successfully built an
800, then you'll be able to build the 300 too. Just
take it slowly. Make the 300 maybe the last module to
build on your list. I'd also go for the 440 kit. Or
maybe a 480 if you like the smooth Yamaha filter.
Apart from that you've listed the right modules for a
good and flexible starter system.
Best,
Dino
--- Jeremy <
jdkirk@...> wrote:
>
> I'm after some advice on what would be a good group
> of modules to
> purchase, to create self running glorpy glitchy
> soundscape type
> noises?
>
> I already have an 800 EG an 900 Power supply (just
> to test the
> water, and my soldering skills).
>
> My thoughs were towards the following. (all my buget
> will allow, for
> the moment)
>
> 300 VCO -assembled
> 440 VCF -assmebled
> 101 Noise / S+H -kit
> 190 VCA -kit
> 390 uLFO -kit
> 910 Mult
>
> Any help / ideas would be much appreciated.
>
> Thanks for your time,
>
> Jeremy.
>
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