Analogue-sequencer

I had a chance to play with the Octopus for an extended period and the Nemo
as well.  I didnt take to either particularly well, but the Nemo was
particularly frustrating as there was just no convenient place to put the
thing.  Its design was just horribly inconvenient.

The Octopus was absolutely huge.  Far bigger than I had anticipated.
 Beautiful kit, and very well made...but horribly impractical.

Tony

On Sun, Jan 30, 2011 at 1:01 PM, Ditton33 <ditton33@btinternet.com> wrote:

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> GenoQs are calling it a day...
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> http://www.genoqs.com/index.php?option=com_content
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> From experience of the Nemo I'm not a great fan of their kit, form over
> function IMHO, but I can vouch that their intentions were genuine and it's
> sad to see them go.
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> A Sequentix with that many flashing lights would be a sight to behold. :)
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> Though I probably wouldn't be able to afford it. ;)
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