Doepfer

Hi there
I have started off with some A-100 racks,and adding a few A.Sys. & A. 
Sol. modules later; 
they integrate wonderfully, although the A. Sys. modules require a 
custom powercable when running from doepfer rack buss.

My advice would be to get at least all CV stuff from dopefer as the 
price/performance ratio is unbeatable. Add Some A.Sys/Sol. filters 
and/or VCO's to spice up your system, and you're in heaven. I prefer 
the A.Sys. RS500e diode filter over the A-102, but I guess it's also 
greatly a matter of personal taste
I would love to hear an RS-95 in action some time, but an A-110/111 
combo has also a great sound

I also do love the A.Sol. Sy02 filter, but I will get two A-106's for 
sure, once they are available

regards
Joost

--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Anders Ehlin" 
<anders_ehlin@h...> wrote:
> Yeah, well I guess that's where you end up when you've gathered a a 
bunch of 
> modules and know from experience where your system lacks.. 
hopefully that'll 
> be the truth for me as well in time. Right now, for me, it's more 
that I 
> want an as open as can be solution with as many doors as possibel 
left open 
> since my real life experience (apart from sitting around with my 
nord 
> modular for five years) on modulars is a bit limited.. But I was 
looking at 
> the MOTM system as well as certain Analogue Solution stuff as well, 
but 
> they're both (according to my reading at least) sort of dead ends 
when it 
> comes to combining modules inside racks of different brands. It's 
always 
> nice to know the possibility is there and the connection between 
Doepfer and 
> AS seem to be so established.
> 
> So anyway, would you concider the AS VCOs and VCFs superior to 
Doepfer's? I 
> know this is one of the most subjective areas, hard to say before 
you can 
> actually hear them side by side... (guess its like the mac/pc 
discussion or 
> whatever) but neverthless I have heard much good bout the AS 
filters, being 
> meaty and well sorted in the lower frequencies especially, though 
some mean 
> they overdrive to easily..
> 
> /Anders
> 
> 
> >From: bdu@f...
> >Reply-To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
> >To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
> >Subject: Re: [Doepfer_a100] Re: Integrator or Doepfer
> >Date: Thu, 19 Aug 2004 11:36:01 -0700 (PDT)
> >
> >My preference thus far has been to get both.
> >
> >My ASys modules primarily take care of the bread and butter 
modules (Oscs,
> >MMFilters, EGs, LFOs, VCAs) while my doepfer/3rd party stuff is 
doing
> >cv/control like sequencing, logic switching, pattern generating, 
etc.
> >
> >Though I'll soon be blurring the line, I've got two PlanB Model12 
VCOs on
> >preorder, and I'll likely pick up a couple of Doepfer A101-2 LPGs 
and
> >A143-1 AD EGs to go with them for a mini buchla-ish system in a 
doepfer
> >rack.
> >
> >-Brandon
> 
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