Moog Music Forum

Mr. Incredible wrote:

GregAE wrote:Great pix! The first and third Voyager shots look like an ad (and I mean that in a complimentary way)

Thank you! Photographing is one of my other hobbies
Incidently, I once took a quite nice picture (at least I thought it was) of my PAiA 9700 modular which I then edited to fit as a desktop wallpaper and sent it to PAiA for them to offer as a free download. Alas, I never heard back from them.
You may check it out here: http://home.intergga.ch/pfleghaar/pictu ... 24_768.jpg

That a great pic of the 9700 series. Would have been some good marketing for PAIA. Many years ago I built some PAIA modules myself (4700 series? - can't remember).

Forgot to ask you about the stands that are holding up the gear in your studio. They didn't look familiar to me. What are you using?

The stands on my pics above are K&M table-style stands. They're very sturdy and flexible. I think it's a german manufacturer.

What a mess! Looks like my set up, I love it !!

My Voyager Select Jade, mahogany...

May you always know the truth and see the light surrounding you.

Seasons Greetings to all!



Moog RME in the middle.

Oh thats too much there lol I see the IP and the Rack Mounted Mini and the RME along with stuff thats got me doing some mad drooling!

I see you took your Q960 out of the Moog cabinet.


Seasons Greetings.....does that mean that you are giving all that stuff away?

lololol
Eric

No LHC, but it's pretty close

We were cheaper then Keith Emerson!

dave

http://kopb.opb.org/~dfulton/Reaves_Ful ... =S00CAB27F

My set up circa 2006


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Will post some new shots once I get the Voyager back from Moog.

synthetic wrote:Yes, an Andromeda. I have the Y2K analog power duo.

The walnut on my unit is nicely figured, I was very happy with the woodwork. I also like the vintage/modern combo of having the original walnut with the new blue backlight.

That walnut is BEEEEE-utiful!!!!! I am speechless....

My slightly more pedestrian setup:



Yeah, I know the CP/VX is a bit out of the way, but to tell you the truth I don't use it much anyway. What I wouldn't mind having? The RME with Fire backlighting. I really don't like blue, it is too harsh....

ezratrice wrote:My set up circa 2006


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Will post some new shots once I get the Voyager back from Moog.

List what you have there

This is what I am running. Not everything is in the photo.

Performer (soon to be much upgraded.....)
351
251
104sdx2
Murfx2
Chandler TG Channel
Space Echo
101
102
103
FreqBox
Schumann PLL
Masterlink
Apogee AD8000
Digi 002r
Control 24
Prophet 8 SE
Rhodes 73
Darth Vader Speakerphone
FMR RNC Compressors
Drawmer 1968
Vintech Dual 72 Mic Pre
MPC2500
Too many patchbays.

Marzzz wrote:

synthetic wrote:Yes, an Andromeda. I have the Y2K analog power duo.

The walnut on my unit is nicely figured, I was very happy with the woodwork. I also like the vintage/modern combo of having the original walnut with the new blue backlight.

That walnut is BEEEEE-utiful!!!!! I am speechless....

My slightly more pedestrian setup:



Yeah, I know the CP/VX is a bit out of the way, but to tell you the truth I don't use it much anyway. What I wouldn't mind having? The RME with Fire backlighting. I really don't like blue, it is too harsh....

Those are some really nice keyboard stands. About the beefiest I have ever seen, and I like the casters a lot too. Who makes those and where did you find them? Thanks.