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Uh oh, now I want one. Ugh, I thought I was over G.A.S. but not anymore. I would love to have that synth. The interface looks great to me. I only have 2 hands so too many knobs can seem a bit overwhelming. I always did like the interface on the Source. I might just have to buy one of these.

I got a super nice condition source about 4 years ago for $475. It is a shame how these things go up in value as they get even older and more unstable. People hear the name Moog and flip out. You don't need to pay $1200 for a 20+ year old synth when you could save a little more money and buy a new o...

I really can't wait to see what this new Moog is. I'm tired of reading this thread (though I can't stop). Anyway, I have owned 2 Sources and I never had a problem with them. I never operate more than one knob at a time either and found it to be as easy to operate as my Minimoogs. The only reason I s...

It looks kind of like it could sit on a floor and be played with the feet. Taurus pedals?

I can't imagine it would be VA or digital. It looks kinda like Raymond Scott's Circle Machine. Instead of a crank you have a knob to twist. That would be cool. http://raymondscott.com/circle.html

I am probably dead wrong but I should at least get creative points.

Pink Floyd used several different keyboards and synths on their records. They used the EMS VCS3 and Synthi A, Minimoog, Farfisa Orgran, Hammond Organ, Fender Rhodes piano and Steinway acoustic piano. I was writing this and decided to look it up online and found this. http://thinkfloyd.free.fr/disco/...

I just received my copy today. It's playing right now. I love this film. I saw it in Philly last year when it was out in "Theaters". I'm so glad that Hans made this movie. It was very well done and I'm sure I'll watch it many times.

Ions sell lots because they are cheap not because they are better synths than the Moog. My money is on the Voyager lasting 30+ years while the Ion will most likely be a dead piece of crap in 5. $3000 for something that will last you a LONG time is really not that bad. Plus it sounds, looks, feels an...

The Etherwave Pro has CV outputs. You can use it to control CV inputs on the voyager or moogerfoogers or other compatible CV devices. Check out the manual here for more specific information about the topic. Go to page 15 when you download the manual. http://www.moogmusic.com/detail.php?product_manua...

Am I missing something? The Voyager is Semi modular like an MS-20. Add a VX-351 and CP-251 and you've got it. I guess you meant an all in one semi modular synth but if you already have a Voyager your next step should be to purchase the expanders.

Boeing 737-400, don't you already have a Voyager? Why would you purchase a classic Minimoog too? I currently own a Voyager and have owned 2 classic minis in the past. The Voyager covers all the ground of the classic minis as far as I'm concerned. I know this will probably open up a debate (I don't w...

cool. it's always hard to tell who's being a wise ass online. glad the advice was helpful. You don't need money for studio time. Find a guy with a computer and protools that wants to gain some more experience. There's probably someone out there willing to work for next to nothing to have some music ...

Do I detect a bit of sarcasm? It's always hard to tell via message boards. Either way, I was just trying to help you out so you avoid legal problems later on. My friends had a band named after an old airplane and were issued a very firm cease and desist letter from Lockheed Martin. It's always nice ...

Why not just email Moog Music and ask for permission? The Moog Cookbook is a band and they aren't in any trouble with Moog Music. In fact, the guys from The Moog Cookbook are friends of Moog Music and have created presets for the Voyager.

Have you tried using the headphone output? I had about 4 of these synths over the years and they all had low output from the main outputs. The headphone output was always hotter and worked fine.