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Now on eBay. Link in my initial post. Thanks!

I dream of having something like the Switchblade. I do a lot of tinkering where I use my Moog pedals to process sounds that I record into a looping device. Then I like to mangle the loop with the Moog pedals. I often rewire everything while playing in order to do this. A Switchblade would make thing...

Vitja B wrote:I just unplugged everything and when I powered it up the LCD screen was blank.

That sounds remarkably like the problem I had last year. See this thread:

http://www.moogmusic.com/forum/viewtopi ... ght=screen

I don't think it would be bad for the electronics, but you might have some tuning issues.

haiku-ish wrote:thanks for pointing that !

now i've updated and made a factory restore into the latest 2.2T, i was ok but i've a bug ! when i turn the preset selection knob from preset 4 to 5 and 6 the phatty froze, no sound, then the mane of the presets are coming very very slowly in the screen, and the phatty is fine after the preset 7......

beatkitchen wrote:Did you keep the Moog?

No, but not for that reason. The Moog is definitely my favorite delay pedal I've had.

EricK wrote:Good luck with the sale and sorry to see you are letting it go.

Thanks! I'm going to be sorry to see it go, too. I've learned an awful lot from using it.

Last try on this.

This was my biggest surprise when I got my Analog Delay. I liked to use pretty dramatic effects (pitch shifting, ring modulation, etc.) in the loop and having that first 'normal' repeat was kind of odd.

Still available . . .

Still available . . .

I do have the original shipping carton, so I can ship if need be. A local sale is definitely preferred.

CTRLSHFT wrote:Best of luck sir!

Thanks! I love the LP, but it just isn't my main focus.

CTRLSHFT wrote:WHY?!? (someone had to do it)

Reassessment of my musical pursuits.

How would I utilize the carrier in jacks? The carrier in jack lets you modulate two signals with each other. This bypasses the internal carrier signal and gives you the sum and difference tones of the audio input and the carrier input signals. The most simple thing to do is to use the same signal a...