Moog Music Forum

chromium wrote:

Mudfuzz wrote:

thealien666 wrote:Wow! Nice Rickie bass!

A Rickenbacker bass is like a Moog: nothing else sounds like it !

Yeah! Totally! They go well together too. This is actually my second one I got it for BEAD tuning
Here it is with my 77 4001

The colors I ended up with somehow in a sick twisted way mix metal and anime fixations

Nice pair of Rics! Love the colors.

Here's a shot of mine.. 73 well-loved Jetglo with the early features, and a 78 Mapleglo.



Thinking about selling the 78 at some point (had that one since the late-80s), and would love to get my hands on a 4003s/8 8-string...

NICE! Those 8stringers are super rare, I hope you find one. I wanted to find a five but they go for more then what both of mine cost...

Those Rik's sure are nice. I'm a Fender guy but man, Geddy Lee is one of my faves and seeing a few pairs of these really makes me want one. You guys likely heard it already but there's an isolated Bass and Vocal track on YouTube of Ged playing Oracle or part of 2112 or something complete with that Rik clacking. Love it.

Those Rickies look as good as the sound !!!

I received another package in the post today. From my dear old Uncle who sent me a birthday present 3 months before the actual event (bless him)

I got these antiques from Banaue, Philippines, which is where I've been for the past three weeks:



These from the Ifugao culture are played as an ensemble during special occasions. The lead gong is beat with a clenched fist and slapped like a conga, while the other two accompanying gongs are played with mallets on the underside.

Bone handles on the two, but I don't think these are human.

Heres an example:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxC0oZioqQ8

One of the very few in Australia so far apparently...

I also recently got something else besides my keyboards to play through my foogers!
P.S. I like your Gongs Erik! One day I want to get one as big as the 'Rank Arena' one!

Hey Artpunk! Long time since you came last time!

Glad to see you were preparing something Congrats!

Thanks Stiiiiiiive! Work & family life has been so busy the last few months that I have not had much energy for anything else, but I'm on holidays now! The challenge is not to waste the time I have!

EricK wrote:I got these antiques from Banaue, Philippines, which is where I've been for the past three weeks:


These from the Ifugao culture are played as an ensemble during special occasions. The lead gong is beat with a clenched fist and slapped like a conga, while the other two accompanying gongs are played with mallets on the underside.

Bone handles on the two, but I don't think these are human.

Heres an example:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxC0oZioqQ8

Hmm...interesting things there...might have to get a set for myself to go along with my singing bowl!

A dehumidifier for my home studio uncovered every thing the other day and found my SH-101 covered in mold

Cleaned off easy enough... but I defiantly do not want a repeat of this again! thank god it was not the Moog!

BHC303 wrote:A dehumidifier for my home studio uncovered every thing the other day and found my SH-101 covered in mold

Cleaned off easy enough... but I defiantly do not want a repeat of this again! thank god it was not the Moog!

It can get pretty humid in Queensland, but at least it's usually warmer than down here inMelbourne, it's not humid as such here at the moment, just bloody cold and damp!

I love Melbourne!

Recently lived in Fitzroy North for about five years, been up here for the last two, and yes it is allot warmer at the moment but it just seems to bloody rain all the time!

The dehumidifier pulled 10 liters of water out of this room over night

Healthy investment for my electronic family... the wife thought I bought it for the living area

Always had a dehumidifier in my studio.

A Ring Mod to go with my Freq Box. Guess a Midi-MuRF and Minitaur are next, as well as a CP-251. This could go on and on I suppose.

MC wrote:Always had a dehumidifier in my studio.

How often do you run it?

I am running 24/7