MOTM

OK, all of you guys out there that don't like a little OT fun and games,
just delete now and save yourself the aggravation. You have been warned.

> From: JWBarlow@...
> 1) In High School I'd developed amazing lung capacity, but I really don't

> remember it that well!

You must have been using one of those wacky weed cutters I have heard
about.

> 2) No, I'm GREEN with envy over you high rollers who can afford more than

my

> paltry one MOTM 300 -- so I can't do any tests of Rocket Man's great soft

> sync fix.

I did try it and it works as advertised. Ok. I have two 300s, so I am a
little green too since Dave has 4. My son starts medical school in August.
I just bought a house for him and a buddy to RENT from me. Tuition, and
all the rest of that crap is about $125K for 4 years. Suddenly I feel
lucky I had enough money for 2.

> 3) I'd be more "BLUE" if I'd been holding my breath waiting for the PAiA

9700

> modular -- which is as almost here as digital TV.

I waited 2 years for the first 9700 module -- MID2CV8.

> Larry! I tell ya, we could be the Smothers Brothers of EM, or at least

the

> Martin and Lewis!
> "When a sound hits your ear,
> like a cold can of beer that's a MOTM!
> When a waveform like sine,
> sounds so very fine that's a MOTM!"

Rollin' on the floor LMAO.

> Maybe C.F. Martin and Jerry Lee Lewis, eh?

Nah. I think we should let Dave in on the deal since he has great humor
making genes and go for the Three Stooges.

> Thinking Paul is now busy whipping up a couple of 300s to test DBs sync

fix.

I bet Paul is whipping up 300s to meet the orders he got for assembled
ones. And probably fielding calls from the military who couldn't find
anyone qualified to assemble the 300 kit they bought.

OK, I've stretched the limits of OT. I'll shut up.
Larry H.

On Thu, 27 May 1999, J. Larry Hendry wrote:

> > 3) I'd be more "BLUE" if I'd been holding my breath waiting for the PAiA
> 9700
> > modular -- which is as almost here as digital TV.
>
> I waited 2 years for the first 9700 module -- MID2CV8.

Welp, I talked with Scott at Paia today when I was buying some fracrack
stuff and first run VCF boards.. Nobody there is sure when the rest of the
modular gear is coming out. ("by fall definitely") Luckily we have Paul
swinging into action comparatively at the speed of light..

BTW the first run VCF boards in question are the same from the 9730
filter, but they have a fixable PCB layout problem... they're $15 each, so
figure $3 for a fracrack blank, another $20 in parts from mouser and you
have yourself a cheap little dual HP/BP/LP VCF. Pretty good deal, no?

Andrew

-| Andrew Schrock | aschrock@... |-

>Welp, I talked with Scott at Paia today when I was buying some fracrack
>stuff and first run VCF boards.. Nobody there is sure when the rest of the
>modular gear is coming out. ("by fall definitely") Luckily we have Paul
>swinging into action comparatively at the speed of light..
>
>BTW the first run VCF boards in question are the same from the 9730
>filter, but they have a fixable PCB layout problem... they're $15 each, so
>figure $3 for a fracrack blank, another $20 in parts from mouser and you
>have yourself a cheap little dual HP/BP/LP VCF. Pretty good deal, no?
>

NO! [shudder!]

Paul S.

(just kidding! I'm sure it has those PAiA qualities like 100mv CV
feedthrough, non-thermal
compensated front end, ans single-sided pcb)

On Thu, 27 May 1999, Paul Schreiber wrote:

> From: "Paul Schreiber" <synth1@...>
>
> >Welp, I talked with Scott at Paia today when I was buying some fracrack
> >stuff and first run VCF boards.. Nobody there is sure when the rest of the
> >modular gear is coming out. ("by fall definitely") Luckily we have Paul
> >swinging into action comparatively at the speed of light..
> >
> >BTW the first run VCF boards in question are the same from the 9730
> >filter, but they have a fixable PCB layout problem... they're $15 each, so
> >figure $3 for a fracrack blank, another $20 in parts from mouser and you
> >have yourself a cheap little dual HP/BP/LP VCF. Pretty good deal, no?
> >
>
> NO! [shudder!]
>
> Paul S.
>
> (just kidding! I'm sure it has those PAiA qualities like 100mv CV
> feedthrough, non-thermal
> compensated front end, ans single-sided pcb)

Yes, that's paia "quality". (some might argue, an oxymoron) I love 'em,
but sometimes things slide which really shouldn't.. like design issues..

Hah, I thought I would get some sh*t for mentioning "that company" on this
list ;)

But seriously Paul, you have nothing to worry about... your future in the
modular buisness is definitely secure.

Andrew

-| Andrew Schrock | aschrock@... |-