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Hey, so I messed around with the pedal some more... After the squeaking continued even with the bolt completely removed, I determined it must not be the hinge after all. I removed the bottom plate to examine further. The thread that rotates the potentiometer is held in place by two spools suspended ...

My EP-2 makes a loud, annoying squeaking noise when changing the position. I tried adding lubricant and adjusting the tightness of the hinge bolt, but neither resolved the problem. Is this a common issue with these pedals? Does anyone know of a solution? Thanks!

Someone else mentioned that it would be cool to have assignable cv ins and outs for the sub 37...That's probably a pipe dream, but maybe you guys can make an assignable cv out patchbay with 6 or 8 jacks? It has been made clear, by everyone that I've asked at Moog, that CV Outs on the Sub Phatty and...

hey, does anyone know if the Sub 37 will be capable of Frequency Modulation?

and if not, I assume sending the oscillator out from a Freqbox into the Pitch CV input would serve this purpose? has anyone done this successfully with the Sub Phatty?

according to the moog website, it will only cost $319.

http://www.moogmusic.com/node/92916

and it has pitch cv out! definitely think i will be picking one of these up...

aftertouch, 256 presets, priced under $1500, etc. the sub37 is everything i could have hoped for and more. only disappointment is the lack of cv outs, but i guess they wanted to avoid completely surpassing the voyager? hopefully there will at least be a factory mod available, but kind of a pain none...

great, now this will be haunting me in my dreams for months! i knew i was saving that money for something...

I don't know if the .vst (which I have never used) is the same as the standalone application, but in that the "pattern" option is located in a secret invisible menu that only appears when you move your mouse over the upper edge of the MuRF image (where it says "moogerfooger MIDI MuRF&...

here you go: http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/KnobTweak/info

I'm pretty sure the Microbrute, though V/Oct, outputs CV from 0 to 10v, whereas the Minitaur only accepts CV from 0 to 5v. Perhaps running it through an attenuator would help? I'm pretty new to CV though, so this could be totally wrong. (Is the voltage difference more a concern with LFOs and other C...

yep, i'm pretty sure that's a 104z that's been hand-painted white. i agree, sounds great!

Yep, this works! (according to MF Drive manual: "Max Input Level +5V DC") I'm pretty sure all of the Minifooger expression pedal inputs are CV compatible!

!sknaht, no digital for some reason i missed your post until now. finally got my cp-251 and came here to say that unfortunately the attenuator did not seem to fix the issue. however, i tried using the lag processor as you suggested, and sure enough, no more clicking! anyway, with the kind of sounds ...

Yes, I think I've actually changed my mind from my last post and decided to save up for the 104M. I recently sold off most of my pedalboard to fund the purchase of 2 Moogerfoogers, and feel that, if anything, my sound palette has expanded. I started thinking about all the potential offered by the 10...

Thanks for the help y'all! I'd personally be using the Delay for mostly keyboards, though guitar as well. Apparently the Minis are not designed to handle line level signals, though I imagine that won't be a very big deal. I was kind of annoyed to see that you need to remove the bottom plate to switc...