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The midi series pedals are all SMD components. I think the chips are on the other side of the PCB. Facing upward.

Wow! Thank you so much!!

The only time you need a TRS connection is when using a passive device to attenuate the CV. Like an expression pedal or anything that's just using a pot. The CP-251 generates its own CV, so you don't really need TRS while interfacing it with your Moogerfoogers.

You can also use the Molten Voltage Osmosis. It can send out 16 CC's at once. It's great for one or two pedals or basic control. The problem is, if you have multiple midi Moogerfoogers (I have 3) and you want the Simi display screen, it adds up. That would be $550 for 3 Osmosis's and a Simi. Add a m...

I'm not really sure what the problem you're having with the LFO is. Just turn the Amount to zero and it has no affect on the delay. As far as the lpf you're hearing. Is it only on the repeats or does it happen on everything? When the delay time switch is set to long, it does put a lpf on the repeats...

Just ordered the Mastermind PBC last week. Really excited to get it! Ron will include the Moogerfoogers as devices in the next update to make it easier to program the macros. Each macro can send out 32 midi actions. Each preset can send 20 actions (including macros). So, it looks like we finally hav...

Is it coming from the audio in/out? Or the CV in/outs? There shouldn't be any DC voltage on the audio path. The other connections send +5V on the ring of a TRS. This is so you can use a passive device (like an expression pedal) to control the moogerfooger. The +5V goes into the pot inside an express...

Use a shoe lace to pull the knob off. No scratches or dents. It's possible the nut that holds the pot to the panel came loose, which then damaged a solder joint from where the knob connects to the PCB. This is a downside to board mounted pots. If it's a broken solder joint, you should just have to r...

The differences in sound between the models aren't huge. I would judge if your setup works for you based on functionality. Or perhaps delay time? The biggest difference in sound that I find are the differences in oscillation. You may or may not like the variety.

The 500 series delay makes sense in a studio setting when you want to easily recall presets and save them like you would for plugins in your DAW. However, many of the same midi cc's are shared and you may be able to use a Moogerfoogers with the same plugin. The 500 series is balanced and line level,...

I run my two Mf-104s after a MF-108Ms stereo outs. I usually use the Clusterflux with the modulation all the way off to create a Haas effect. You'll find stereo delays and a chorus used as a widener is really common in the studio for whenever you want things to sound like they extend outside of the ...

When they switched over the SMD, they changed the pots and the enclosure finish. The newer pots are a little lighter/less heavy duty and it is now a texture black finish. This happened a few years back.

The delay will warp and have a noticeable sound when you change between different delay times. It will be just like quickly changing the delay time knob. In the studio this wouldn't be good, but I don't think it's that big of a deal live. Going to and from slapback probably won't be heard much becau...

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Looks like a good replacement for the MP-201. I'm pretty excited to try this out! Now I just need Sweetwater to carry them up so I could make payments

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