Moog Music Forum

Depending on the particulate in your environment, the dust that may settle into your instrument may be conductive or flammable. Will you notice a problem right away? No. Ten years later? Probably not. But it really depends on the environment. In general, dust isn't good for electronics. If you don ...

djkey wrote:I got it because it protects very well from dust it is also well processed covers well. If you need photos I can make you some!

Thank you, but I do not care about the look I just want to know, if dust can do something wrong to your Moog ?

djkey wrote:I bought it for myself.

OK great.

But why would I buy it? Leaving the instrument uncovered will make dust come inside? Can it be harmful for the moog itself? or is it just protection against some random incidents like tea-dropping ?

Hello guys,

I have just bought the Sub 37. I will be playing only in home. Do you think I need to buy some dustcover? Is it necessary? Can't the moog just be stood on the desk without any covering?

e.g. https://www.thomann.de/pl/decksaver_moog_sub_37_little_phatty.htm?sid ...

Hi guys,

I am bass guitar player, play a lot of gigs, but the time has come to move over and play more synth bass with thicker sounds including electronics, arpeggios and so on. But mostly (80%) bass lines.

What do you think, as having either Sub 37 or Phatty will be better ? Will the amount of ...