Moog Music Forum

I have a fully packed 66 space DotCom along w/ my IIP. I expect another few cabinets will be in my future... Roger's customer service is second to none. I've had 0 problems with the DotCom. I agree that their functional density could be a bit better, but its not really a problem. Knobs and switches ...

I'm going to take a guess...
It will be an analog polyphonic keyboard and it will be called the Minitaur...

Mikael, Thanks for the historical info. Sound Arts built the system for me in the mid-to-late 70s. My best guess now is 76 as I was just out of highschool when I got it. I'm trying to definatively track each module back to its original sourse system. The 901 mods include a low tracking pot on the ba...

In the late 1970s, when most kids my age were saving up for cars, I spent the proceeds of my very first bank loan on something completely different. You see, a little place called Sound Arts had a bunch of old Moog synthesizer modules they weren’t using and I wanted them... bad. They assembled a sma...

Those top two cabs look familiar....
See you tomorrow.

Regarding the above CV record to tape system, I was briefly exposed to Mort's concept at Cal Arts in the late 70s. I modified his system because my Moog doesn't have LPGs, so I took the CV I wanted to record to open a VCA which was sourced with white noise and the out was amplitude modulated noise w...

Anyone know if the Moog Archive is still active? I've been trying to order one of their sweatshirts and the system doesn't seem to be functional. I sent the website administrator an e-mail and got no response.

The tracking is very poor. A much better, although more expensive, option is a Roland GK3B pickup which you can mount with 2 sided tape and a Roland or Axon converter.

Wow, that belongs in a musium. I hope whomever buys it will actually make music with it.

I'd take a serious look at the Andromeda. They are discontinued, so unless you find a store with one in stock, you need to find one on eht used market. But WOW they sound great.

Kevin, First, a disclaimer: I'm thinking of something that happened almost 35 years ago when I was young and oftimes a bit "altered." That being said, In the mid 70s, I spent a bit of time at Sound Arts. I remember speaking with Dan Wyman about a patch they used on the Apocalyps Now projec...

Ozy; Believe it or not, I have a more than a few cowbells laying around somewhere. A few have more rust on them than I do.... :) One Halloween about 5 years ago, I wore 8 of them around my neck and went as Chris Walken. Eric; The hand drums are Latin Percussion Giovanni series. Siam Ash wood, buffal...

OK, here's my little studio... The Moog http://i259.photobucket.com/albums/hh305/XXXEsq/IMG00055-20090706-1954.jpg The Dotcom, Moog and Oberheim http://i259.photobucket.com/albums/hh305/XXXEsq/Synths.jpg The desk (which doubles as my cat's favorite place to sleep...) http://i259.photobucket.com/albu...

Peter, First, I am in no way affiliated with Dot.Com. I am a long time modular synth geek. :wink: I have an old Moog IIP which I bought in the early 70s. I acquired a "baby brother" for her about 2 months ago, to use in my first solo recording project, a custom 66 space Dot.Com. I have to ...

Here you go... http://i259.photobucket.com/albums/hh305/XXXEsq/Oberheim/Moog.jpg I put the Minimoog plack on the power supply panel in the late 70s because people kept coming up to me at gigs asking "is that a Minimoog?" :lol: Many of these modules date from the late 60s. I believe it may ...