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I suggest giving yourself projects that can be stretched over a period of a few weeks. Use your hour or two to lay down some overdubs on a recording. When I discipline myself this way, I am able to maintain a creative continuity despite my schedule. It's funny, I only have the gear I have because I ...

I actually have a Speakeasy Vintage Music tube preamp that is designed for Hammond clones. It has only a 1/4 inch out rather than a Leslie out. It's in a Hammond-style enclosure. I'm only using the other one that I have, which is made for guitar. If you think you might like it, I could sell you mine ...

This is so right. I've been staring at those schematics for 8 years, scared off by the pitch to cv section. I enjoy when something that seems deceptively inevitable actually occurs. Now we must buy the damn thing to ensure that it's a good idea for Moog. Does anyone want to buy a Korg MS-03 ...

He most likely means pulses.

It will work with passive pickup level signals, but it is so much better even with a bit of buffering from another pedal. Of course, the TM-5 is a great buffer for it, as is the nearly as expensive Siegmund Double Drive, but anything that can increase the output will do. Moogerfoogers make great ...

That should work. When using guitar, you may also want to consider using some kind of booster/preamp. The feedback effects are better integrated with the input signal when that signal is strong.

This is also exactly what I thought of when this guitar was announced. Somebody has to do it.

Adding CV outputs to the Etherwave should be pretty easy, but I've never heard of anyone doing it successfully with the included schematics. The pads are all there on the circuit board already, so perhaps Moog could sell us little circuit boards that we could solder to the main board. Adding a ...