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First, turn auto tune off. Then, Put a small DC fan inside and point it directly at the VCO circuit. Connect it to a potentiometer to adjust the speed of the fan. The faster it goes, the more slop!

I just got an SP White last week. Today I was messin about with the Modulation. I found that when I was selecting a destination, whenever I got to "Pitch", the overall pitch would raise ever so slightly. I turned the Amount down to 0 and made sure the mod wheel was down all the way. I trie...

So YOU are the one that scarfed up the last SP while I was online with my Sweetwater rep. Seriously. Congrats, BTW... :mrgreen: haha, it appears to be so. Sorries :) Guess you should have been chatting with AJ. @EMwhite, thanks, it's a battered love affair. But, she was the first Moog I owned that ...

Ok, so, a couple years ago I walked into my local Sam Ash and bought me a Slim. About 1 week later I took her back and got the LP. It's kinda silly really how the mind tells you that slapping a keyboard on it and upping the price $500 makes it better. But, there I was buying what my brain was sellin...

The Chicago thing was for slumlord. He said he lives here.

As far as Transplant, I haven't dealt with them in a while, but I did buy the slider pots for a rogue from them and didn't have an issue. But this coulda been because it was through PayPal.

Stuka wrote:Does anyone know of a source that still carries parts for the MG-1?
(Linear pots, knobs, switches, etc.)

Randy

hows about this?

If you are in Chicago, take it to Deltronics. I bought a Prodigy relatively cheap, but it needed some serious modding to get the oscillators to track properly. They were able to fix it up proper for less than $200.

I am an owner of both a Prodigy & a Voyager OS and the Prodigy can get grittier than the Voyager. I have A/B'd the hell out of the two and I gotta say, when it comes to that raw buzzy saw sound, I'm going to reach for the Prodigy first. The Voyager is great for lush, full pads & searing lead...

I entered it in os#### and it went through. I didn't get an email but it does show up in my list of registered products.

stiiiiiiive wrote:

muksys wrote:Faithful Voyager OS owner. Sad because it's second hand. No knob for this guy

You can register it anyway. If something goes wrong, contact moog people (Perry in this case).
I have a second OS too and was mailed.

Ah, never tried. Officially registered!

Faithful Voyager OS owner. Sad because it's second hand. No knob for this guy :( You can register it anyway. If something goes wrong, contact moog people (Perry in this case). I have a second OS too and was mailed. Ah, so you are getting the purdy knob? The original owner registered it and purchase...

Faithful Voyager OS owner. Sad because it's second hand. No knob for this guy

The replaced opamp is designated U49. Opened it up last night. Yep, U49 is where I was looking. OK, thanks a LOT for looking! Saved me a bit of head scratching there... :) Well, I read somewhere on this forum that three opamps could need replacing, to fix issues with the output section of early mod...

slirak wrote:The replaced opamp is designated U49.

Opened it up last night. Yep, U49 is where I was looking.

Portamental wrote:

muksys wrote: Hilarious!

Thanks, I am glad you like my art

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