MOTM

What a stooge, that Moe is!!

Mark,  The real answer is that the MOTM-100 was the original version of the
MOTM-101 S&H / noise module.  After it sold out, Paul decided to make some
improvements including the "slew" control and a front panel switch where the
100 had only a board jumper to select the vibrato source.  I would give you
all the details except my 100 has been on world tour without me for several
months.  I think I have forgotten how to use it.  While some guys (like
another stooge) might lead you to believe that the 100 is somehow worth more
as a collector piece, the 101 should really be the "new and improved"
version.

Another stooge,
Larry


----- Original Message -----
From: <mate_stubb@...>
It's the collector's special limited edition of the MOTM-101, sold
only to the first 100 MOTM customers...

Moe

At 11:29 PM -0600 03/06/01, J. Larry Hendry wrote:
>
>What a stooge, that Moe is!!

"oh look it's a wise-guy!!"

>Mark,  The real answer is that the MOTM-100 was the original version of the
>MOTM-101 S&H / noise module.  After it sold out, Paul decided to make some
>improvements including the "slew" control and a front panel switch where
>the 100 had only a board jumper to select the vibrato source.  I would
>give you all the details except my 100 has been on world tour without me
>for several months.  I think I have forgotten how to use it.  While some
>guys (like another stooge) might lead you to believe that the 100 is
>somehow worth more as a collector piece, the 101 should really be the
>"new and improved" version.
>
>Another stooge,
>Larry

Thanks, Larry!!

>----- Original Message -----
>From: <mate_stubb@...>
>It's the collector's special limited edition of the MOTM-101, sold
>only to the first 100 MOTM customers...
>
>Moe

nyuk nyuk nyuk :)

Sorry for the facetious answer<g>. I've been seeing a lot of 
questions on this list lately that are easily answered if you just 
explore the official Synth Tech website. It makes me wonder how 
closely anybody is looking at it. 

Yes, the 820 and 910 are still on the News page - but everybody 
should have found them by now.

The 101 page states clearly that it replaces the 100, hence my little 
jest...

http://www.synthtech.com/motm ...

RTFWS!
View it!
Learn it!
Love it!

Moe

Dave's Hot Rod MOTM Shop
http://www.users.qwest.net/~daveb2

--- In motm@y..., mark@i... wrote:

> At 11:29 PM -0600 03/06/01, J. Larry Hendry wrote:
> >
> >What a stooge, that Moe is!!
> 
> "oh look it's a wise-guy!!"
>

At 7:15 PM +0000 03/07/01, mate_stubb@... wrote:
>
>Sorry for the facetious answer<g>. I've been seeing a lot of
>questions on this list lately that are easily answered if you just
>explore the official Synth Tech website. It makes me wonder how
>closely anybody is looking at it.
>
>Yes, the 820 and 910 are still on the News page - but everybody
>should have found them by now.
>
>The 101 page states clearly that it replaces the 100, hence my little
>jest...

Sorry, I checked the pdf catalog before I asked my question.  However, the
website does say that the 101 replaces the 100.  It also explains what the
Slew control does.

So I RTFM'd, I just didn't RTFWS :)

Guy's....... responses like these can be sent in private email. With the list
traffic picking up and more things happening, lets try to remember this if we
can.
All the best
Jim

mark@... wrote:

> At 7:15 PM +0000 03/07/01, mate_stubb@... wrote:
> >
> >Sorry for the facetious answer<g>. I've been seeing a lot of
> >questions on this list lately that are easily answered if you just
> >explore the official Synth Tech website. It makes me wonder how
> >closely anybody is looking at it.
> >
> >Yes, the 820 and 910 are still on the News page - but everybody
> >should have found them by now.
> >
> >The 101 page states clearly that it replaces the 100, hence my little
> >jest...
>
> Sorry, I checked the pdf catalog before I asked my question.  However, the
> website does say that the 101 replaces the 100.  It also explains what the
> Slew control does.
>
> So I RTFM'd, I just didn't RTFWS :)
>
>
>
> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/

In a message dated 3/7/2001 11:17:59 AM, mate_stubb@... writes:

>Yes, the 820 and 910 are still on the News page - but everybody 
>should have found them by now.

So is the 820 the VC Pulse Divider?

Still trying to make light of (and live down) my last humiliating question.
JB
BTW, Thanks to brother Shemp for the reminder of some of the (forgotten by 
me) things MOTM has in store!

At 3:28 PM -0500 03/07/01, bigd@... wrote:
>
>Guy's....... responses like these can be sent in private email. With
>the list traffic picking up and more things happening, lets try to
>remember this if we can.
>All the best

In all honesty, the above-quoted post could have also been sent in private
email to only Moe and myself.

At least our posts were on topic, and mentioned that the pdf motm catalog
and the motm website contained different information.  When I first
s*bscribed to the list, none of the posts had anything to do with motm.
While I cannot speak for other listmembers, I don't mind chatty posts as
long as they are on topic.

The welcome message states:  "This list is dedicated to the MOTM
synthesizer.  Topics dealing with the use, assembly, modification, etc of
the MOTM modules are considered on topic.  Please keep other threads in
other forums."

As a person who runs several mailing lists on different servers, I share
your concerns about traffic and keeping the list on topic.  However, in
order to do this, the list administrator must declare their policy and be
willing to enforce that policy.  Both are necessary.

If we are concerned about accidental traffic, there should not be a
"Reply-To:" field set to the list address.  This setting can be changed at
the yahoogroups site.

Adding links to various websites and other text to the bottom of each
message can be done quite easily at the yahoogroup website.  Yahoogroups
also provides space for the list to have its own page, which could contain
a brief FAQ, and an even more extensive website listing.  Paul could also
add a link to the list's page from his page.