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Re: I Dream of Wires....
Posted: Wed Sep 02, 2015 1:20 pm
by Vsyevolod
JohnLRice wrote:And there were some modular hold-overs that sort of kept things alive through the 1980's and 1990's... ... Serge too I think?
Yes, Serge handed the business over to Rex Probe and it became Sound Transform Systems around the early 90's. They (SMMS and STS) have been hand crafting systems continuously since 1974.
Stephen
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Re: I Dream of Wires....
Posted: Wed Sep 02, 2015 6:18 pm
by MC
thealien666 wrote:I personally consider Doepfer one of the first, if not THE first, company to relaunch the analog subtractive synthesis interest.
Blacet, MOTM, Modcan, and DotCom preceded Doepfer.
Re: I Dream of Wires....
Posted: Wed Sep 02, 2015 6:39 pm
by DonutDude
MC wrote: Blacet, MOTM, Modcan, and DotCom preceded Doepfer.
I think Doepfer's A100 modular came out in 1995 and Dot.com's modular came out in 2000.
Re: I Dream of Wires....
Posted: Wed Sep 02, 2015 8:45 pm
by MC
DonutDude wrote:MC wrote: Blacet, MOTM, Modcan, and DotCom preceded Doepfer.
I think Doepfer's A100 modular came out in 1995 and Dot.com's modular came out in 2000.
I stand corrected. Going by the AH archives:
Doepfer: 1995
ModCan: 1996
MOTM: 1997
DotCom: 1998 (announced on AH in 2000)
I thought Doepfer was 2001 because that was the first NAMM show I had seen them.