200e

>>>>I think it would  
> really help all of us around here if you pointed out and corrected  
> the article's technical inaccuracies that are directly related to 
the  
> 200e here for us.<<<<

I second this.

I own a mid-size system (259e's, 292e's, 281e's, 225e, 227e, 210e, 255 
and 291e) and certainly am aware of some issues that I hope are just a 
software update away from being solved.
The plywood issue doesn't bother me one bit.
The wobbly knobs were a little unsettling at first, but I've also 
noticed some of them you can actually push/click to access additional 
menus, so I guess that is the explanation for the wobble.

My biggest (personal) peeve is the aliasing, which will fortunately be 
a thing of the past with the 261e. I must confess, though, some of 
these waves, when you find a "sweet spot", can be beautiful and wicked 
(if that makes any sense to you!) at the same time..

Another was the nonconventional tracking of the osc. (1.2 V/oct), but 
as I explained before, there's a quick fix by using a scaling 
processor.

I love the 227e..........