anyone selling their Murf?

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I’m looking for a used Moog Murf.

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nevermind… found one :slight_smile:

it arrives on monday. can’t wait!

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Would this be the original or the bass murf? Let me know what you think/first impressions

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it’s the original murf… and I just realized I wont actually see it for a whole week as i’ll be away all next week when it arrives :frowning:

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i just received it last week. i’ve only had the chance to use it with guitar (not my source yet) and havent even had time to look at the manual/settings. but i can already tell it’s awesome. first impression was that it seemed a bit flimsier than I expected. when i think of moog stuff it’s usually heavy and solid feeling. i guess the pedal was just a lot lighter than i expected. does its thing though.

  • question for other Murf owners. does the 9v power supply plug NOT fit into the back of the Murf flush? mine has an extra 1/8 inch of the metal tip showing. it’s the original moog power supply too… seems a little odd to me that moog wouldn’t include the exact fit for power supplies.
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i dunno if anyone even reads this little thread i’m having with myself, but after using my Murf a little more, here are 3 more things I wish it could do.

  1. Memory! Even just 2 user save-able patches (like… A & B) that’d be so bad-ass. But expensive of course.

  2. I wish the TAP tempo pedal could send tempos even when the pedal is in bypass (off) so I could tap out the tempo i want live, then BOOM! turn it on right when i need the effect.

  3. I wish the TAP only needed 2 ‘taps’ to establish a tempo.

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Mine doesn’t sit flush either. But it’s because the way the output is shaped on the Murf. The same power supply and the one that came with my mf-104 sit flush with the mf-104.