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--- In wiardgroup@y..., "konkuro" <konkuro@a...> wrote:
> >The only way you will ever have a clue as to how far beyond 
an 
> everyday
> synth (like a Moog) a Wiard can take 
> you is by buying one and spending hours with it. It sounds like 
that 
> will
> never happen.<
> 
> What makes you say that?

John, am I correct that you are simply making (blunt) requests
for data on these subjects which would cause you to change
your mind on them? 

I for one would love to hear what you could do on a Wiard.

> >If you like the layout and look of a MOOG, buy a MOOG.< 
> 
> I do like the layout and look of a Moog--so I bought 
> Synthesizers.com!  :-)
> 
> >My synth is portable and does way more
> ( and sounds great too)!<
> 
> That remains to be seen.

I think that he was implying (correct me of course if I'm
wrong, and sorry for chiming in) "...buy a Moog. My synth is
portable and does way more (than a Moog)."

As a Moog enthusiast, I'll second this. The Moog is hella
limited until you get into a large system, and even then a
Wiard will knock it down feature-wise. The sonics are 
different to individual tastes, of course. I'd like some of both :-)

Easier,

-Mike