Moog Music Forum

I wonder if Moog would give/make you a device to tune all the RMEs if you were to buy 15 + a Voyager ? Otherwise it might get a bit tedious...

The good, no, great, thing about Moog Music is that they will make sure you are happy with your instrument. Because the market for these top-end products is limited, they have to make each and every customer satisfied. So if there is something wrong with your Voyager, they WILL fix it as soon as the...

I would really suggest that you don't gig it all and get something newer/cheaper/lighter and more durable if you want it to last. If you have to gig with it, needless to say be careful. I'll be very careful, like with all my gears :). The trouble with only getting the fine china out for special occ...

Well, it's been a year since his passing, and I took a little time to reflect on the life of this extraordinary man. We miss you, Bob, but are very greatful for all of the technology you have created, which in turn has allowed us to create wonderful music. We hope that you will be proud of us in wha...

Downsides: heavy programming required, not too tweakable, rare components so I don't really want to gig it... but I will :). But the bad is shadowed by the good: For one thing, it has the most organic pad sounds I have ever heard! It puts out MONSTROUS bass; I can almost get it to sound Moog-ish. Th...

Yep, I use the 102's carrier out for filter cutoff modulation.

I have 4 mf (101, 2, 3, 4SD) running off one daisy chain. The adaptor is an old boss, it looks pretty big and would probably give 500mA @ 9VDC. It would probably be a good idea to email Amos and ask him the draw of each pedal. (When you approach the current limit, you start to draw off the mains, an...

Just a check: you don't have the resonance all the way up, do you?

Howdy, y'all.

I did buy the Chroma, and I love it!

Thanks for all your input.

I was in my local electronics store and found this: http://www.dse.co.nz/cgi-bin/dse.storefront/44b6ca6302a3be482741c0a87f990723/Product/View/Q1826 It is basically a 10 to 100MHz waveform generator, with sine/tri/square/pulse up/pulse down/saw wave shapes. The amplitude (amount) is adjustable, and i...

You say the solar panel isn't working; but I thought these things were mains-powered?

Moog makes the Solar as well, so it would be in safe hands. I wouldn't risk getting another unless you can choose the actual replacement and its wood finish.

I wouldn't true-bypass my 'foogers. I kinda like the idea of a warm, analogue preamp adding a bit of flavour to my bass/guitar/rhodes/synth. You would probably have a bit of trouble matching the levels also.

It's nice overdrive too: just plug a hot signal in and turn up the drive knob!

Or a Korg VC-10...

http://www.jaycar.co.nz/productView.asp?ID=kj8228&CATID=&keywords=Sound+like+a+dalek&SPECIAL=&form=KEYWORD&ProdCodeOnly=&Keyword1=&Keyword2=&pageNumber=&priceMin=&priceMax=&SUBCATID= The above points to a "Sound like a Dalek" project. I'm sure y...