MOTM

With the addition of the new AP geek toy, will MOTM modules now get published 
specifications for:

       *  signal-to-noise ratio (with specified weighting)
       *  THD+N at various frequencies for all applicable modules
       *  carrier suppression for ring modulators
       *  worst-case error voltages for modules that muck with control 
voltages (like 820)
       *  other applicable or useful specifications

I think MOTM modules kick ass but I'd like to know quantitatively, how much 
ass they kick.  Comparing performance to other module manufacturers is 
interesting I suppose, but less so to me.  (Hey, I've already decided on 
MOTM.  If brand "X" differs in specs by a few dB, I don't care... I'm 
sticking with MOTM.)  I'm more interested in knowing what to expect 
performance-wise so I can determine if a given module has a "problem" or is 
operating as designed.  For example, my lone 110 has a "knee" in the 
amplitude control.  When the control voltage drops below a certain point, the 
output signal drops abruptly (by about 20 dB) to the residual noise level .  
The control range is therefore limited to approximately 50 decibels.  Since I 
don't know what it is supposed to do in the first place (no specs), I don't 
know if my 110 is "sick" or is operating as designed.  I don't want to call 
Synth Tech every time I notice some aspect of a module that I think is 
"funny" as that wastes Paul's time and takes him away from doing more 
interesting things.

I'm usually "way out there" on such things.  Anybody else care to weigh-in on 
the spec issue?  (If nobody else cares, then I must ask why did Paul drop a 
ton of cash on such a spiffy piece of test equipment.)

Cheers!
Tom Farrand