MOTM

> Personally, I'm chagrined by the discontinuation of the 700. It gets my
> nomination for Most Underappreciated MOTM Module. I use mine all the time,
> and will purchase a second one during the BIG SALE.
>

I personally agree. It's a really cool module that makes NO audio :) But it can 
me patched up to do all sorts of things. I've only sold 9 of them in the last 9 
months.

Paul S.

>  > Personally, I'm chagrined by the discontinuation of the 700. It gets my
>>  nomination for Most Underappreciated MOTM Module. I use mine all the time,
>>  and will purchase a second one during the BIG SALE.
>>
>
>I personally agree. It's a really cool module that makes NO audio :) 
>But it can
>me patched up to do all sorts of things. I've only sold 9 of them in 
>the last 9
>months.
>

That's really sad. I have two 700s and use them all the time. I can't 
imagine a synth without them. I should really get going on writing my 
own patch book so other people can see how useful the 700 is.

Yes, Scott.  Whatever patches you could document would be great 
information for everyone.  I use my MOTM-700 frequently, but I could use 
it more and better with some interesting patch ideas from other folks.  
Of course I can come up with these too, and I should.

Richard Brewster
http://www.pugix.com

Scott Juskiw wrote:

>>  > Personally, I'm chagrined by the discontinuation of the 700. It gets my
>>     
>>>  nomination for Most Underappreciated MOTM Module. I use mine all the time,
>>>  and will purchase a second one during the BIG SALE.
>>>
>>>       
>> I personally agree. It's a really cool module that makes NO audio :) 
>> But it can
>> me patched up to do all sorts of things. I've only sold 9 of them in 
>> the last 9
>> months.
>>
>>     
>
> That's really sad. I have two 700s and use them all the time. I can't 
> imagine a synth without them. I should really get going on writing my 
> own patch book so other people can see how useful the 700 is.
>
>