about the regular edition..
about the regular edition..
Are we seeing the regular or ltd version pictured? When the notes say 'special Moog wood' on the ltd, that doesnt mean that the reg version will not have wood, right?
thanx for any info!
thanx for any info!
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Yes, apparently the Stage Edition will feature plastic sides. I know, I don't like the sound of that, either.
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Moog says the tribute will ship at the end of May.
A second edition, the “Stage,” will have plastic sides and a different color scheme to the LEDs.
The best part is that Moog is hoping to get the price down much closer to a street price of US$1,000.
So for roughly 1500
You could have a stage edition and a control processor to soup up the stage .
Rip off the plastic sides and make your own from your choice of materials.
http://www.createdigitalmusic.com/index ... &Itemid=44
A second edition, the “Stage,” will have plastic sides and a different color scheme to the LEDs.
The best part is that Moog is hoping to get the price down much closer to a street price of US$1,000.
So for roughly 1500
You could have a stage edition and a control processor to soup up the stage .
Rip off the plastic sides and make your own from your choice of materials.
http://www.createdigitalmusic.com/index ... &Itemid=44
Anonymous wrote:Moog says the tribute will ship at the end of May.
A second edition, the “Stage,” will have plastic sides and a different color scheme to the LEDs.
The best part is that Moog is hoping to get the price down much closer to a street price of US$1,000.
So for roughly 1500
You could have a stage edition and a control processor to soup up the stage .
Rip off the plastic sides and make your own from your choice of materials.
http://www.createdigitalmusic.com/index ... &Itemid=44
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As I have said before, I can't see how wood increases the price by hundreds of dollars. Sure, it is more expensive than plastic, but I think most people would be prepared to pay the extra cost. In any case, wood is something we've come to associate with Moog - it's kind of a seal of quality - and plastic would definitely cheapen the product, as well as making it cheaper.
It will be interesting to see how this change of 'build quality' (for this will surely be how it is regarded) affects sales.
It will be interesting to see how this change of 'build quality' (for this will surely be how it is regarded) affects sales.
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There is nothing cool about plastic - no matter what colour it is (or who makes it).Anonymous wrote:maybe it's very cool looking plastic
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