Moog Music Forum

thealien666 wrote:Very latest purchase:

Nice! That's what I would probably get is the OB-6 Module. I have enough keyboards/synths to fulfill being able to drive it.

I got the 44 space cabinet, sold the dotcom voice and replaced it with some Synth-Werk, Moon, and the Analog Craftsman Polivoks (no pic of that). At least the desire for the inductor-based Filter Bank was fulfilled. Looking for a studier table though if anyone has any recommendations. I'm thinking about a Gibraltar work bench.

My first two Moogs! Sub Phatty and Minitaur!

TASCAM 246

Roland Integra 7.

I am a proud owner of a Model D.

I took delivery of a nice batch of gently used Moogish clones last night! Mostly Mos-Lab plus a STG Mixer and a Moon mult:

JohnLRice wrote:I took delivery of a nice batch of gently used Moogish clones last night! Mostly Mos-Lab plus a STG Mixer and a Moon mult.

That's quite a haul, John - I'm envious! Congrats!


I only have a single new Corsynth module to add to my system:

GregAE wrote:

JohnLRice wrote:I took delivery of a nice batch of gently used Moogish clones last night! Mostly Mos-Lab plus a STG Mixer and a Moon mult.

That's quite a haul, John - I'm envious! Congrats!

I only have a single new Corsynth module to add to my system:

Thanks Greg! I've gone way over the top with purchases this year . . .and may suffer for it in the future, but I heard you are supposed to suffer for your 'art' so, I fuess I'm on the right path?

Congrats on your C103 MKII! I have the original single width version and think it's great!

JohnLRice wrote:I've gone way over the top with purchases this year . . .and may suffer for it in the future, but I heard you are supposed to suffer for your 'art' so, I guess I'm on the right path?

I suspect you're going to need another case...

GregAE wrote:

JohnLRice wrote:I've gone way over the top with purchases this year . . .and may suffer for it in the future, but I heard you are supposed to suffer for your 'art' so, I guess I'm on the right path?

I suspect you're going to need another case...

Yes . . .even though i swore I was done adding cases! I'm actually going to attempt using a DotCom 22 space case and I have plans to modify it a bit. I hope it works!

John,
They will fit in a dotcom 22, but not with a power supply in there and I was thinking due to the width of the cabinet if you put separated your bus boards enough you won't have any problems with the ribbons.

I wanted a solid synth for both bass and (in particular) higher pitch melody/soloing. I have a MiniBrute, which is fun, but there is only so much you can get it to sound. So I wanted an upgrade. Model D is economically infeasible for me, and the Sub37 is also a bit too highly priced for me (being in Europe remember we must basically multiply prices by 1.3).

After having watched Zappa's Roxy and Elsewhere 1974 show on Blu-Ray numerous times, it dawned upon me that all the cool synth leads George Duke made there, and on several Zappa records, were on an ARP Odessey. Having a solid keyboard, this desktop module of the Odyssey is just what I need. Reasonable priced, no hassle with midi and presets, but instant fun. And killer sound. And even though I absolutely love the look of Moog gear, I also think this Rev1 has a cool retro mechanics vibe to it. It will look nice on top of my cabinet of Moogerfoogers.

EricK wrote:John,
They will fit in a dotcom 22, but not with a power supply in there and I was thinking due to the width of the cabinet if you put separated your bus boards enough you won't have any problems with the ribbons.

Thanks Eric. I'm planning on trying to cram WAY more into a the DotCom 22 than is sensible . . . .I hope it works!

A Dave Smith Instruments Prophet Rev2 and Korg ARP Odyssey Rev3 . Just found a new home..............They work well with my Model D , Voyager Select and Nord Electro 5 ......... I guess I'm done for now........