matthew carpenter wrote:
points to make noise/music. At some point, feature set enters into the
equation as does form factor. There are only a couple of modules in the
Serge line that do not have analogs in other manufacturers. Certainly
not enough to base an entire system around.
With that in mind, I think a strong argument can be made that any change
short of going to single modules, which as far as any conversation I've
ever had with him would suggest is *never* going to happen, would
effectively remove the advantage of the Serge's custom panels and leave
us with most of the liabilities of the system.
Of course we have to wait and see what the plan is but I think a fair
amount of healthy skepticism is also not unwarranted.
James R. COplin
>This is true, except there are plenty of options at all different price
>
> Ha, are you serious? The purpose is to make beautiful noise/music! I
> don't care if they are individual modules, made out of chocolate, or
> covered in fur! They're a f*cking blast to use and I love every minute
> with my system.
> Also, did everyone forget that the shop panels will still be available
> and we don't even know what Rex's plans are? I simply do not understand
> the couple of comments I've read so far regarding the 'pointlessness' of
> Serge or the 'it's not a true modular' comments. The former is
> completely dumbfounding and the latter is trivial, imo.
points to make noise/music. At some point, feature set enters into the
equation as does form factor. There are only a couple of modules in the
Serge line that do not have analogs in other manufacturers. Certainly
not enough to base an entire system around.
With that in mind, I think a strong argument can be made that any change
short of going to single modules, which as far as any conversation I've
ever had with him would suggest is *never* going to happen, would
effectively remove the advantage of the Serge's custom panels and leave
us with most of the liabilities of the system.
Of course we have to wait and see what the plan is but I think a fair
amount of healthy skepticism is also not unwarranted.
James R. COplin