Moog Music Forum

JSRockit wrote:Just got back... ordered 3 Xtra large fries with extra oil... yummy!!!

Yeah, but you only got tiny potatoes in Jersey!

Is it tomorrow yet?

I'm sure it's a Moog in-house joke and they'll call it something cool instead........

JSRockit wrote:Off to McDonald's now... I just hope I live long enough to buy the new moog.

What? The new "Little Saturated Phatty"?
Not if you eat their fries you won't!

Rogue.

We love our Quartet for its near-Solina weedy Italianate sound!

It has become a Sundae Staple Sound along with the 'Tron!

What are Quartets fetching these days then?

SCx

[quote}Hey,
Does anybody here listen to Country/Pop?[/quote]

Sorry old chap...

I left my 8-track player in my Ford Zodiac when I sold it in the '70s.

My first Moog was the Prodigy. My Model D and my Voyager can not sound like my Prodigy. It just won't happen.. You can get really close with the Voyager, but still you can't get that dirty cheap sound and feel (that most of us started off on and still love) of synths like the Prodigy, Rouge Micro, ...

Arf!

Er... You missed out

"No thanks, I've already got a Model D"

Micahel Victor wrote:Now that we have all of the clues .
Any guesses on a name.
I'm sticking with Orbiter.

Nice thought MV, but it may recall memories of that cheap naaasty 2-octave thing that WurliTzer stuck on their home organs in the '70s, the Orbit.

At least Thomas Organs had a genuine Satellite !

It's nothing to do with this then....?

SCx

Sundaeclubber! A Microkorg??? Tsk. ; ) Yeah... Mr.Shilling bought it when they first came out in Japan on one of his foreign engineering trips recording Keigo Iwase... Dreadful bendy placky keyboard, but lookalike Moog knobs and a good vocoder..... our Roland SVC350 hardly gets used any more! ;-)

sundaeclubber, have you ever heard the expression "less is more"? .......kidding, I'm just jealous. :wink: I totally agree! Read my final comment! It's partly because Sundae Club's Mr. Shilling has recorded a few hits in his time, and partly because we're old enough to have bought most of...

Oh all right then!...... Minimoog model D, Moog Prodigy, Moog Etherwave Signature Theremin. Plus: Streetly Mellotron M400, Rhodes Suitcase 88, Yamaha CP80, Hammond A100, Leslie 145, Wurlitzer EP200, No.1 Electronics Theremin prototype, Korg micro-preset, Korg microkorg, Bentley Rhythm Ace, Datanomic...