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Portamental wrote:Congrats! One with CV's? A kit?

Assembled units have a sticker with the serial number, on the bottom of the case.

No, I got a standard Ash Etherwave (to match my old school) used for $340.

What kind of mic stands do you need for these theremins?

I got it online, of course. So now, I have to wait in Moog purgatory >:|

Do they have serial numbers on the back of them?

I really like this forum, and I think it'd be nice if the Moog people put a link for the forum on the front page of the website. I remember the old site had one in a corner somewhere, and I know there's one now, but I think it'd be nice if there was one on the front page, for new Moogers. This place...

Oh well, even though my memory deceives me, it is still nice to imagine playing a voyager with weighted keys. Trippy.

I vaguely remember the first time I played a Voyager, it was an anniversary edition in an analog synth shop. I distinctly remember feeling a weighted keyboard, almost like a piano's keys.

Do some Voyager actually have a weighted keyboard, or is my memory just crappy?

I'l trade you for a functioning ARP 2600.

The Old School is still my first Moog instrument, and I remember how exciting the first month was.

Here, this is helpful: http://www.moogmusic.com/manuals/old_sc ... al_1_0.pdf

Print page 58 a few good times.

WOAH! Those are some funky bubbles outlined on the panel.

Make that a CS-80, and you'll have OS #5.

This thread is crappier than a polymoog.

Welcome to the club

Looks like there will be more of these than the old schools.

When I went there, it was a harp guitar exhibit. I just went because I wanted to try the theremin at end, and there were some lovely synthesizers near the end.

Here's a picture of my old school I took for my photo class.

I'm sure there was someone else on the forum who had a single-digit serial number. Till had #0004 I think.