My choice to not opt for a Serge synth was heavily influenced by the
fixed panel design, both in the all at once cost outlay and the
inflexibility once the panel was "fixed". I think that the Serge synth
would have been my choice had this not been the case. From a
functionality standpoint, I don't think it can be beat.
Scott
sasami@... wrote:
fixed panel design, both in the all at once cost outlay and the
inflexibility once the panel was "fixed". I think that the Serge synth
would have been my choice had this not been the case. From a
functionality standpoint, I don't think it can be beat.
Scott
sasami@... wrote:
>
> >I still contend that Rex is *not* doing himself a favour by refusing to
> >produce individual modules instead of full panels. The Serge modules are,
> >individually, competitevly priced against the competition. I'd buy a few
> >right now if I didn't have to get an entire $2850.00 panel to get them.....
>
> On this front, what would people want to be the "standard" widths for such
> sub-panels, and how many people would actually be interested in buying them
> this way?
>
> For that matter, how many people would be interested in buying modules
> produced by other companies if they fit into the serge format either as sub
> panels, or full panels?
>
> Just curious
>
> Ken
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