I want a stereo MF-101, in a rack, with midi. 
I wanted the app. If I played guitar I’d sure as hell would want one. I want a new drum product. Moog is not doing what YOU want them to do. Like any smart business they are trying to cast a larger market share net. They need to if they want to stay relevant. Why do fanboys half such a hard time understanding this. How many Moog synths is the average person going to buy every year? Do you think the average person is going to buy a new every year just because it says Moog or DSI or Buchla or Oberheim? They need to produce things that attract a wide base, not just the hard core who must happen to have tons of extra cash laying around.
It seems that the hard core want Moog to make a poly synth and not waste their time with anything else. But it’s the same vocal lads that will bitch and moan when they come out with a 4 voice unit that coast $3500. We will hear you all complain that it should have been 8 voice and $2500 if Moog releases a 8 voice it will be the same few that will need at least 16 voices. If our friends in N.C. listened to all of us they would be out of business in five years.
Just because I don’t want it doesn’t mean it’s not wanted!
Slabwax
"Yes, but would you pay that much for even one? "
No, not at all. I would wait to get a couple used ones eventually. Nor would I get a MF filter for studio use. I had one and it may have had something wrong with it but I didn’t like it at all and sold it shortly after I had gotten it. It had a level of “self noise” that was unacceptable.
Does anyone know if “the Ladder” filter has the same or a similar design as the MF filter?
[quote=“Moogtard” Nor would I get a MF filter for studio use.[/quote]
I use my 101 on drums, bass, clavinet, etc for recording on an aux/efx bus all the time. I’m sure the ladder is a 101 with electronically balanced in/out and no cv. Just because the interface is balanced doesn’t mean it will be less noisy. It’s not even stereo. Even buying a used ladder would not be worth it, since you would need lunchbox space, which is not very cheap. It’s pretty, I know, but don’t succumb to gear lust, or at least overpriced gear lust.