200e

> Because of the unique cv/trigger/gate specs of the Buchla, it would be
> easier to use an Analogue Systems AS300 analog-to-midi module to
> interface other analog equipment to the 200e than to try to convert
> your other synths to the Buchla convention.  After years of trying to
> interface Arp and Serge systems to the Buchla, my opinion is that you
> tend to use up all of your processing modules interfacing the systems
> to the Buchla.  Midi offers you a simple way to get to the 200e....

I do understand the merits of having a midi module offered for the 200e. 
However, since the 222e uses CV one could certainly use the 200e as a (very 
full-featured) stand-alone machine, and the midi module wouldn't be needed. 
My main point was just that, if you were going to use the 200e this way, you 
would still need to buy the midi module (and take up a whole panel unit) 
just to be able to save presets, which is something that's quite valuable.
Just a tiny nitpick of an amazing system...

/\/\/\--->luther