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I would enjoy it I'm sure. In fairness I could build one that has the features of all the big boxes I use and sell those and probably end up with a smaller rig and some cash left over.
If I was gigging I could see the appeal.
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Me and Paul who I'm working with are playing out occasionally and we're getting more and more into improvising. For me that's the excitement about a case full of modules. He started his Eurocrack habit about 6 months ago and it's slowly drawn me in seeing and hearing what he's coaxing out of his setup
EB
There are definitely drawbacks to eurorack, beyond just how cripplingly expensive it all is. The small size and cables everywhere sometimes makes it ergonomically challenging compared to a dedicated synth panel. Also you often end up fighting with power and noise issues (bleed is a common problem, both internally with individual modules, and across the power bus).
It is, however, really good fun.