if you want to kick some ass with your techno acid mind's !!!

go for it if you can still get one for cheap.

got my money's worth. One thing I'd like to say is that this machine can be

used for more than just the old techno/goa/jungle/trance/hardfloor/name-your-

dance-music-style-which-uses-any-Roland-*0*-machine. I personally use it

as a lead synth and, run through a guitar processor, create some really

interesting industrial sounding leads. Interesting thing also I found out

purely by accident is that it will self-oscillate (extremely). Had this song

I was working on where I turned off the square, ramp, and sub leaving the

noise on, I forget what I had the VCF on, and the thing kept spitting out

sound when run through the guitar processor, almost sounded like a looped

guitar feedback riff run through a ring mod ... totally strange but good.

with my MIDI drum machine (it is an Alesis SR-16). Any Ideas?

I wouldn't mind trading patches with some people, because I cannot find

any sites/ Any one interested?

www.netkonect.co.uk/a/analogue. The guy who runs that page can modify your

101 so that it's modular. You get two rows of quarter inch in/out plugs on the

front panel. It basically turns your 101 into a System 100. It's truly a thing of

beauty. Here's the best part - it only costs 99 British Pounds for the mod.

That equates to about $160-170. Not a bad price for a modular synth. Check it

out, it's truly worth your while. OSCILLATORS MODULATED BY LFO'S ARE AKIN TO

THE WORK OF GOD!!!!!