Moog Music Forum

writeroxie wrote:average ebay price is about $375-425 lately.

And that's ludicrous too!

Quite right Marc!

Absolutely ludicrous.

Better off with a Korg Micropreset!

I am looking for kind of a combination of German Method, New Age, Bluesey Beat stuff--instrumental, not vocal backed. Does that make sense? I like the lush pads and orchestration of New Age, but don't want to be lulled to sleep. I like the sequencer driven electronica of German Method, but it does ...

What?

The Crumar Spurt?

OysterRock wrote: The Crumar Spirt is technically more "Moog" than any of them.

Crumar *what* !!?

*ugh*!!

Ah....

But the Prodigy *wasn't* designed by the Good Dr.Moog you see! Nor was the Sonic Six in its entirity.
Just guessing that neither were the MG-1 and Rogue.

HRx

Er.... I don't think the Theremin is a major cause of sexual dysfunction either.

endocrine wrote:Basically, it's a synth invented by the infamous Dr. Robert Moog, for the use of Realistic (Radio Shack).

Ah, but *was* it?

Does it not hail from the Prodigy-era of moogs designed by other people?

HRx

Get your Polymoog working first, our kid!!

HRx

The Prodigy is way ahead in flexibilty (if you buy a Mk2) and construction. It sounds far more 'musical' too, but the Rogue is often cheaper and has white-noise.... essential for those sci-fi sounds!

HRx

Hey there, does anyone know how these two units compare in size? I know they're very similar synths Their size is the main similarity. The MG-1 is not as intuitive to use as the Rogue but has a limited polyphony section. In use, it's more like the Liberation than the Rogue. It also lacks the perfor...

rlainhart wrote: Katherine Paar.

Was probably an Amsterdam Hooker.

You mean Catherine Parr..........

In the UK, Turnkey have been the only stockists and dealers. And dreadful they are too. Not only uninformed, but they actually told me that they couldn't sell me a Theremin because they interfered with Air Traffic Control and brought aircraft down. If these idiots can sell V'gers, then anybody can....

felix wrote:Brand new Depeche Mode release features a Moog Prodigy. Song title is "Precious."

Their first ever hit, 'New Life' from 1981 used a Prodigy too.........

<< Re the Pink Floyd thing: Yes, it was an AKS (in fact several) but for some reason the album cover for Dark Side listed VCS3. Apart from the keyboard they're basically the same thing in a different box, though (someone correct me if I'm wrong). >> But it's all academic, because as Sweep correctly...