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Who thinks there should be a full scale 88 key Moog Little Phatty,it could include more Filter options and maybe a third Oscillator

Other cool features would be to have:
customizable color changing LEDs to set the mood to no matter what kind of song your performing

better feeling/weighted keys to give it a better feel while playing

Maybe have two separate options of buying:

Moog Little Phatty Monophonic Package; just including the Little Phatty Stage III

or

Moog Little Phatty Polyphonic Package; including a 2 rack, 4 rack, 8 rack or even 16 rack(ok,these would be very different prices,ha) group of a new version of Slim Phatty meant for Polyphony so they would already wired together so you would only have to use one midi cord to connect to all of them for pure Polyphonic Analog Sound

As a customer I do see this as something awesome, even though it would be way over my price range. From the Moog company perspective it is a very bad idea imo ^^. Why would they want another 3 OSC synth to compete with their Voyager? I mean, the whole idea with the Little Phatty is that it should be affordable, why build a "big phatty"? I am convinced such a product wouldn't sell at all, to be honest. However the idea of selling some kind of "package" with one phatty/just a Moog midi keyboard with X numbers of slim phattys in a complete rack would maybe be an idea. Then again, Moog don't make midi keyboards, but who knows ^^

I'm sorry but an 88 key monophonic synth sounds like a terrible idea to me
More filter options and a 3rd oscillator? Why not just get a Voyager?

I do agree that a standalone polyphonic Moog would be incredible though.

That's mainly what I meant for an 88 key synth,the monophonic phatty could stay the same but it would be cool for a full size polyphonic little phatty

Midi it up with a giant 88 key controller...situate the LP over the 'board so you've got access to the knobs.

or just make a custom keyboard with two slim phattys and a 88 key controller, then you can even choose between 4 oscillators or two note / two oscillator polyphony