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What about this? http://www.tomleemusic.ca/main/dj.cfm?d ... inv=160858

Yeah it's a retailer a retailer in Canada that I never heard of and there is no picture but a fellow Wiggler posted that there was something within the Sweetwater (print) 'catalog' about a new Delay with Midi from Moog.

That combined with the link I found above suggests we may be in store for a new Fogger right about the time that many of you completed the perfect suitcase, rack or (in my case) pedalboard. Remember, "Slim" was first spotted at a retailer such as this.

Will there be no end to this madness!!!

Ok, that's cool. Another delay, this time with MIDI! Does this mean the MIDI will be delayed? Or will the MIDI delay the delay? Or perhaps the delayed MIDI will delay the delaying of the delay? Oh, and the release date will surely be delayed. Then bug fixes will cause more delaying.

Myabe it will just delay shipping and production : )

aaronharmon wrote:Myabe it will just delay shipping and production : )

Surely it will. But bug fixes, (which seem to be a part of the Moog experience lately), will certainly play a factor in the delaying of the MIDI delay, which may or may not delay in being delayed. Hopefully, when all's said and done, it will delay.

Don't be so sure of that. ClusterFlux shipped and has been problem free (for me). They had one patch release which mostly changed the curve of drive.

I was an early adopter of MidiMuRF also and it was pretty solid.

I think there is a big difference between somethign which is more black box (e.g. it's built to essentially provide a function based on x # of nobs and y # of jacks) and a synth (albeit module or keyboard based) which has software associated with it and many many requests for enhancements.

I hope I'm right but unless this new Fooger bakes bread, I'm going to stick with my Diamond ML II which I like very much.

EMwhite wrote:Don't be so sure of that. ClusterFlux shipped and has been problem free (for me). They had one patch release which mostly changed the curve of drive.

I was an early adopter of MidiMuRF also and it was pretty solid.

I think there is a big difference between somethign which is more black box (e.g. it's built to essentially provide a function based on x # of nobs and y # of jacks) and a synth (albeit module or keyboard based) which has software associated with it and many many requests for enhancements.

I hope I'm right but unless this new Fooger bakes bread, I'm going to stick with my Diamond ML II which I like very much.

I have a Midi Murf and now a Cluster Flux (just got that a few days ago) I love them both. If and when Moog releases a new Midi Pedal, I will be all over it like stink on poo.

"MF-104M Analog Delay lets you assign tap tempo to either the LFO or the delay. You get full MIDI functionality plus a cool spillover function you can turn on and off from an external footswitch." As per the new Sweetwater catalog.

Just checked my Sweetwater Catalogue and on page 90 it's listed and on page 91 a big ol' glossy of it. Tap tempo, 6 wave shape lfo's just like the 108m. It looks just like a Clusterflux.

slabwax wrote:Just checked my Sweetwater Catalogue and on page 90 it's listed and on page 91 a big ol' glossy of it. Tap tempo, 6 wave shape lfo's just like the 108m. It looks just like a Clusterflux.

Can you post a scan of it?

so is this analog or digital delay ?

Edit: ok sorry, I should have read just 2 messages up

How much?

A bit OT but did you guys see the price increase on the rack mount kits?

$95US each for MoogerFooger and CP-251 racking kits?

Picture, please?

The picture of the delay appears to be delayed.

Voltor07 wrote:The picture of the delay appears to be delayed.