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Dustin, Mark, folks;
I share Dr. Mabuse's view. But I would like to add that every module is
somewhat of a complete synth in itself. I've spent hours recording
self-contained patches on the Borg. Same goes for the Woggle Bug.

Having said that, I now wish I had the Waveform City module: after using the
Blacet Mini-wave for a couple weeks, I'm ready for an entire rack of
wavetable modules.    

The good doctor says the Sequantizer is not your father's sequencer. So
true, although my dad was not a sequencing kind of guy: he was strictly a
three-chord country twang specialist... :-)

Thanks for all the great posts I guess I'll be getting the Waveform 
City module first.  It would be great if Grant decided to start 
kitting these things that way he wouldn't have to work so hard.  Does 
he build all the modules himself or does he have help?  I ask this 
because I heard about the long wait.  Does anyone have a 
guesstimation of how long that wait time is?

thx,
Dustin

--- In wiardgroup@y..., "Robair, Gino" <GRobair@p...> wrote:
> Dustin, Mark, folks;
> I share Dr. Mabuse's view. But I would like to add that every 
module is
> somewhat of a complete synth in itself. I've spent hours recording
> self-contained patches on the Borg. Same goes for the Woggle Bug.
> 
> Having said that, I now wish I had the Waveform City module: after 
using the
> Blacet Mini-wave for a couple weeks, I'm ready for an entire rack of
> wavetable modules.    
> 
> The good doctor says the Sequantizer is not your father's 
sequencer. So
> true, although my dad was not a sequencing kind of guy: he was 
strictly a
> three-chord country twang specialist... :-)