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Damn, that shot is money! Respect to my fellow Orange/Fooger brutha' (Rockerverb owner here)!

I always thought the Old School would have a very limited appeal but I appreciated that they had the huevos to put it out!

lol you are fine man. Amos said something along the lines of Were looking at the possibillity, but I think the problem would have something to do with the circuitry of each delay pedal being unique that it might not take to a standard tap tempo rate.

Eric

Interesting. I would think the tap ...

lol you guys

Amos said they are looking at the possibillity so be patient lolol.

Eric

Cool, I didn't know that. Sorry to come off as impatient but it's actually been on my mind for months. I'd buy one tomorrow if it had tap tempo (Amos pm me if you're taking pre-orders :wink: ) though I may buy ...

Moog should take a look at the Diamond Memory Lane for some ideas on implementation:http://www.diamondpedals.com/products/memorylane.html

Personally, I want that functionality in the MP-201 controlling the 104. It would work great for live use, plus it would let me tempo-lock my delay to a Pro ...

It seems almost everybody would like to see tap tempo added to the MF104z so I am wondering why it has not been implemented. Is it simply that it goes against the 'concept' of the Moogerfooger aesthetic or is there some reason that adding this feature would diminish the sound in some way? Is it an ...

Bryan B wrote:I have the money to get the delay pedal right now (and it is the last MF to complete my collection), but the lack of a tap tempo, or tempo sync is making me think twice.

Ditto

Analog Delay with 'tap tempo' added? Please?!

Beautiful mod! Thanks for posting the vids.

EricK wrote:I also drape an unused sheet over the rhodes and the Micro, and a pillowcase over the Voyager and that works better than nothing.

That'll work.

Looks pretty dope to me!

(Except for the color... )

Update:

Found some cheapo patch cables around the pad which ended up being the perfect fit. They have right angle connectors and measure 7.5" from end to end (connector shell included in measurement).

They seemed to be the perfect fit for the audio ins/outs when the foogers are racked (just enough ...

ColorForm2113 wrote:oh wait... i think these are longer than 12"... they are 18" i just measured. so yeah 18" will definately make it

Great, thanks. I'm having an insert cable and a couple 10' instrument cables made up so I'll throw in a couple of 18" patch cables as well.

i prefer to use all straight cables for cv connections, most are 12". and i always keep my foogers in the chain because i like the little bit of drive i get from my LP and Ringmod.

When racked, will a 12" straight cable connect from the left foogers 'audio out' to the right foogers 'audio in' if ...

Personally, I use straight connectors on my CP-251. When interconnecting my MF-102 and 103, I use 90 degree angle connectors. As for length, I use an 8 inch cable that goes from Carrier Out from 102 to Audio In to 103. For the 251, I use lengths ranging from 2-12 inches. I also use 3 foot TRS Hosa ...