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Yea I guess it's a silly question when you apply the logic.

Vsyevolod wrote:Even though the question may have been about the SubPhatty (SP stands for either Sub or Slim Phatty...), the answer remains the same.

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haha yeah my bad....I honestly forgot for a second that the sub phatty existed after seeing the Sub37

Vsyevolod wrote:Even though the question may have been about the SubPhatty (SP stands for either Sub or Slim Phatty...), the answer remains the same.
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Actually -

"SP" is the abbreviation that has been used in the Moog manuals for the Slim Phatty for quite some, long before the Sub Phatty even existed.
I think perhaps the "SP" abbreviation for the Sub is generally only being used by Sub Phatty owners who might be new to Moog synthesizers.

Yeah, I know, nit-picky, but interchanging the abbreviation between the two synths does lead to a bit of forum confusion at times...

I just assumed that as only the Sub p can be chained with the Sub37 people would know I was referring to the ...SP.

You'd need a lot of studio real estate and money to start chaining these I guess, hopefully the modules will appear in the not too distant future. Still looking forward to hearing some demos of this poly action. Oh and just pre-ordered the Sub37, roll on May (hopefully).