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That's a great story. I have a similar one - I got tired of the
limitations of my first synth, an EML-101, back in the early 70's. I
became enamoured of building my own modular synth out of E-MU
submodules, notwithstanding the fact that I could solder but knew
nothing about electronics.

I spent many hours on the phone with a patient Dave Rossum and Scott
Wedge, who taught me the mysteries of summing nodes. And here I am all
these years later still doing it!

Moe
http://www.stoogeindustries.com

--- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "kursk53704" <kursk1@...> wrote:
>
> When I first talked to Grant in the late 90s (I live in Madison, 
> down the road from Milwaukee) to inquire about this weird 
> instrument (I had no previous experience with modulars) it was 
> very interesting and a bit ridiculous. He knew I had no idea what 
> these devices did and reluctantly told me he would build one for 
> me. What he was really doing was talking me out of getting it.