MOTM

If it makes you feel any better, I used to look at pictures of the 2600 and
think that it was one of my "dream machines." But then in the very late
seventies I made the acquaintance of a fellow who had one of these, and
after he let me patch & paw it for a few days straight, I was left thinking
that it was rather thin-sounding. 

		-----Original Message-----
		From:	DAVEVOSH@... [mailto:DAVEVOSH@...]

		i may be the only analogist alive who has never even touched
anything made by 
		arp. just one of those unexplainable, unreasonable
predjudices but i never 
		cared for the sound of their stuff ( from recordings ) or
the look of it. 
		i must admit, though, that the 2600 seems to have been a
machine that 
		influenced a lot of people.

In a message dated 99-11-01 08:56:58 EST, you write:

<<  I was left thinking
 that it was rather thin-sounding.  >>



ken,
ahhhh.....at least i`m not alone.
still, they were very popular machines ( not just 2600`s but the whole line ) 
and very influencial to a generation of synthesists.
best,
dave