MOTM

I'm new to the MOTM list, but not to the cv/midi world.  I have a Kenton Pro 
4 that I bought years ago.  It's a little pricey but you will never have to 
worry about any cv/midi/din again.  I use everything on it and it's fully 
programmable.  Syncs my 101,202,303,Serge,MOTM,Blacet stuff to my midi gear 
without any hassles. If you're worried about breaking the jacks DON'T, CAN 
YOU SAY TANK!  This thing is built to last and I'm sure that's one of the 
reasons Paul sells them.  Of course this is all MHO and I haven't owned any 
other conv. box, but if you're going to be mixing a lot of different 
ins\outs you can't go wrong with this one.
JB


>From: "doc pendergast" <doc@...>
>Reply-To: motm@egroups.com
>To: motm@egroups.com
>Subject: [motm] kenton v. encore...
>Date: Mon, 13 Nov 2000 15:56:56 -0000
>
>h3y all,
>the day of reckonin' is soon upon me.  i'll have money for a midi=>cv
>converter here soon.  i was checkin' out the kenton and encore
>webpages last night.  then harassed both paul s. and tony k.  tony
>recommended postin' to get your guys opinions.
>my issues:
>  kenton: 1/8" jacks.  i have a tendency to break them more
>occasionally than i'd like.
>  encore: wall wart.  i have too many as it stands.
>i'm havin' a hell of a time decidin' between the lesser of 2 evils.
>at this point the voices in my head scream, "cash the check, flip a
>bloody coin, and pick the winner."
>any thoughts?
>peace,
>doc
>

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