CP-252???

[Roy]

Hi there,

This just about meets the CP252 ideas put forward on this forum:
http://www.koma-elektronik.com/products ... lity-tool/

There other gear looks interesting, and this offers some good features, but it would be great if Moog could do something that would fit next to the CP251 in the rack mount kit.

Roy

[Portamental]

[quote="Roy"] it would be great if Moog could do something that would fit next to the CP251 in the rack mount kit.
Roy[/quote

I agree wholeheartedly, but since life is too short and I badly needed an dual EG, midi-to-CV and other stuff, I started buying a couple of selected modules from Doepfer and MFB. They are now installed in a DIY unfinished cabinet. I don't know why i did not add 1+1 one before but now seeing this post, I think I am going to redo the cabinet CP-251 style and install 1/4 jacks instead of 1/8. Thanks.

The Koma stuff looks great feature wise, but i don't understand why the heck they decided to go with ply sides instead of real wood. It's a real turn-off.

[EricK]

That's what happened with me and why I really had no other choice than to go modular. So I now have a 22U dotcom.

[gwaidan]

The new Electro Harmonix 8-Step program looks really good as a Moogerfooger companion-pity that external pulse clock doesn't seem to be catered for.

[tommyecho]

This looks great. Thanks for the headsup! I've begun acquiring some eurorack modules that fill this void a bit (MATHS and Rene seem to cover a lot), but this could be a great thing for the foogers.

[GovernorSilver]

This almost sounds like a Pittsburgh Modular Cell [48] System 2. It has the following:

LFO2 - Dual LFO
Sequencer - Simple 8-step sequencer
Toolbox - Adjustable Slew Control, Noise Source, Sample & Hold, Voltage Inverter
Modulator - Ring mod
Analog Delay

All for $699, including 10 patch cables, case, etc.