Moogerfooger Mf104sd
Moogerfooger Mf104sd
Hi! My first post here...Anyone knoes the ebay-going prices for the moogerfooger mf104sd's? (Absolutely minty, almost never been out of my room...)
I'm a guitarist and don't use it very much so maybe I sell it to fund an acoustic guitar. Haven't tried it with the CP-251 maybe I should before consider sell it?
Best regards, Sveinis
I'm a guitarist and don't use it very much so maybe I sell it to fund an acoustic guitar. Haven't tried it with the CP-251 maybe I should before consider sell it?
Best regards, Sveinis
Do you know what that SD means?
Means its a super collectors item.
Id keep it if I were you, surely as a guitarist you can find usage for it.
The longer you keep it the more its worth, as they are very rare.
Eric
Means its a super collectors item.
Id keep it if I were you, surely as a guitarist you can find usage for it.
The longer you keep it the more its worth, as they are very rare.
Eric
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Only 250 were made, it's a great MF to keep around, while there are other analog delays out there the 104(SD and Z and original for that matter) are more organic and warm sounding. Plus you have voltage control over feedback, time and mix
. The Loop in/out are also a great feature for creativity. The CP 251 can play a big roll in using those inputs.
I forget the price of the 104SD when it came out ( around mid 2005 I think) May have been in the $700-$750 range, but I remember paying less than that. Should you sell it I would guess you can get at least the price of a new 104z, aside from the collector stand point it all depends on how many users out there really want the extra delay time the 104SD offers over the 104Z.

I forget the price of the 104SD when it came out ( around mid 2005 I think) May have been in the $700-$750 range, but I remember paying less than that. Should you sell it I would guess you can get at least the price of a new 104z, aside from the collector stand point it all depends on how many users out there really want the extra delay time the 104SD offers over the 104Z.
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I won't buy it, but someone out there most likely will. "Only 250 made! Now's your chance to own a piece of Moog history!" Saying something like that will make a sale.sveinis wrote:Is 1000usd out of the blue? (On the ebay market?)
S.

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So maybe it's a good idea to keep a little if I'll sell it...ColorForm2113 wrote:I've seen them sell in the 900's so $1000 isn't that out landish. Couple more years and it might be the same price as a MMVRME. Who knows.
By the way my $100 offer still stands
What is MMVRME
Minivoyager or something?

Are there any youtube clips that shows delay and the cp251?
S.
MiniMoogVoyagerRackMountEdition=$2515.sveinis wrote:So maybe it's a good idea to keep a little if I'll sell it...ColorForm2113 wrote:I've seen them sell in the 900's so $1000 isn't that out landish. Couple more years and it might be the same price as a MMVRME. Who knows.
By the way my $100 offer still stands
What is MMVRME
Minivoyager or something?
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Are there any youtube clips that shows delay and the cp251?
S.

I don't know of any videos with the delay and CP-251, but if you run a YouTube search for either one of them, you may find something. BigCityMusic has all kinds of Moog-filled footage. That's just one example.

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