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EricK wrote:Here are just a few pics of the main room taken really quickly.

Hey- is that a Synsonics? It's reverse colours to mine. Weird!

Nice looking rig, mate!

OT: Locust fan?

Sound Control are meant to be taking over the Turnkey group and therefore will be distributors and dealers of Moog products in the UK.

I'm confused - I was told it was the other way round, that Turnkey had swallowed up Sound Control?

I asked my local branch (who are very good on the customer ...

Please bear in mind that I'm very biased in that:

1. I haven't ever played a Phatty so I'm guessing as to the user experience, extrapolated from the Source and other predominantly parameter-access synths.
2. I'm absolutely in love with my Voyager. Every time I use it, I end up creating five or ten ...

Here's my 2p...

If you can afford it, go for a Voyager. This may sound insane for a beginner but I think the Voyager would be much easier to learn synthesis on as there's a knob / switch for (practically) every function. You only need to dig into the menus for deeper programming.

Whereas, the ...

I'd like a Moog Electronic Waterphone...

You can have SPAM and chips, egg, SPAM and chips, SPAM, SPAM, SPAM, egg, SPAM and chips, SPAM, SPAM, SPAM, SPAM, and SPAM...


...and so on and so forth...

peter ripa wrote:yes, its a 201

Ooh, fantastic bit of kit! I remember Wem Copicats also delivered hours of wibbly fun.

carbon111 wrote: The Fusion is much better than I could have hoped for! Check out: http://www.carbon111.com/fusion.html

Goddammit... now I have even less reason not to buy one.

Great review page there!

museslave wrote:Ooh, guess the gear is fun!!
Two of these are going to be hard, I'll tell you in advance. : )

My god - out of that lot, the only ones I could say for sure were a Korg MS20 and Moog Sonic Six?

I feel sad now at my ignoramity. I need a nice cup of tea and a biccie.

theglyph wrote:

Moving soon but here it is!

Grrrr... soooo jealous...

As a slight variation, I thought we could have a go at GUESS THE GEAR!

http://www.bzangygroink.co.uk/gallery2/g2data/albums/Macros/Synths/WL8L5111.jpg
http://www.bzangygroink.co.uk/gallery2/g2data/albums/Macros/Synths/WL8L5112.jpg
http://www.bzangygroink.co.uk/gallery2/g2data/albums/Macros ...

I never tried to Mod my synsonics. How can you do it?

Ummm... I did it when I was a kid so it isn't that difficult. I drilled a couple of holes in the end, popped in some 3.5mm jack sockets and then soldered them on to the piezo pickups. (I also had a couple of sockets floating around inside - I ...

carbon111 wrote: For more studio gearporn, there's always this page:
http://www.carbon111.com/closeups.html
LOL!

Oooh, lovely pics!

How is the Fusion? I was seriously thinking of getting one now I've abandoned softsynths and the Fusion price has dropped.

Well earned if you ask me ;-) ! Good to see that you still have your old Rogue too.

Synsonics drums? Weren't they made by Mattel?
This is our bit of ancient Mattel-tech......

Yep! I bought some and pretended to be Wolfgang Flur - no jumping around with tennis rackets for me. :-)

Those ...