I have a lot of the modules you're considering. I have to agree with
another post that the uses of the A-132 aren't necessarily
overwhelming, at least for me. Generally something more full-
featured is necessary. I'd sell you mine without regrets.

The A-116 waveform processor is excellent, I truly love the -24 dB
highpass filter, and you obviously can't go wrong with the noise
module.

As for the AS stuff, I have the RS30 follower and its pitch-following
isn't terribly tight -- its uses are more abstract, e.g. with
followed unpitched sounds controlling a VCO. The AS VCOs are truly
great -- much warmer and fatter than the Doepfer A-111s. That said,
they'd be perfect if they had a fine-tune knob and pots for
attenuating pulse-width CVs. And I happen to love the sound of the A-
111s. I want more of both.

--- In Doepfer_a100@y..., Adam Burr <adamb@b...> wrote:
> I'm considering purchasing a rack of modules from both Doepfer and
Analog
> Systems and I was hoping to hear if anyone had experienced any
problems
> that I should know about before I buy them:
>
>
> Doepfer
> -------
> A-116 Waveform Processor
> A-118 Noise
> A-120 24dB Low Pass
> A-123 24dB High Pass
> A-131 Exp. VCA
> A-132 Dual Linear VCA
> A-138 Mixer
> A-140 ADSR
> A-180 Multiple
>
>
> Analog Systems
> --------------
> RS30 Frequency And Envelope Follower
> RS70 Pre-Amp/Inverter/Slew
> RS80 VC LFO
> RS95 VCO With Sine Wave
> RS220 Joystick
> RS240 Frequency Shifter
> RS310 Reverb/Chorus
>
>
> I would love to hear about any experiences you have had with these
modules.
> Are there any other groups or lists where I might get useful
information on
> them If you would like to see an image of the proposed system look
at:
>
> http://www.panix.com/~adamburr/AS_Doepfer.jpg
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Adam.
>
>
> --
> Adam Burr
> Technical Director
> Blue Sky Studios