Moog Music Forum

Hey I know we mostly talk music and stuff here, but an issue regarding the apparel, why is regular shipping $15.25 for 1 shirt within the US? Can someone from Moog who is in charge of this area respond? This is absolutely ridiculous.

Hey is the guy who builds the Walking Stick Ribbon Controllers still making them?

all I want for xmas is a 'Fooger that revolutionizes my role as a guitarist & effectist as much as the CP-251 did. Like we really need another midi-mod to our beautiful, analog mindbenders. Its like its the 1980s or something again. We have perfect infinite analog devices but people want midi fu...

you could use the moog multipedal to control 4 of them.

don't do the trade. alien made a really good point. a couple years ago after having my ring mod for a few months i almost sold it....but boy, am i glad i didn't...woo...that was a close one, but deep down i knew i would never part with it. you shouldn't either

thanks guys for all the in depth information. I'm going to have to do some serious research regarding this...I won't have time to tinker with this for awhile, but thanks for the head start!

well I don't have enough money to buy another filter or module...only parts and some labor costs. I'll stop by the DIY pedal forum. Can we get into why it would be so hard to implement? What we are talking about is a standard run of the mill Vox wah-wah pedal. What are the specifics to why I couldn'...

so no one's got any idea about this really?

Entertain me on this: Would it be possible to modify a wah pedal, say a regular Vox v847, to disable the pedal treadle from controlling the wah pot, and instead having a control voltage control it? Disabling the treadle only in temporary by means of either a switch or something. Has anyone done some...

I don't have the freq box, but my first Mooger was the ring mod, and I am very happy with that choice. Its a much more versatile unit than the freq box. The freq box, in my opinion is of best use with alot of other foogers in tandem, or with a synthesizer. There is alot of stuff you can do with the ...

Definetly intriguing...If only they could bring the price to sub 3k then I know they'd be getting to a wide audience. Alot of cats probably wouldn't even get how to use it though. I would really hope there would be no loss in functionality, of the Vo Power or the Filter in the guitar, or pickups, al...

pitch-to-voltage converter Moogerfooger Moog must succeed where ARP failed: the guitar synth. It's do-able. And should be versatile enough that any string instrument, like guitar, bass and violin could be used, as well as wind instruments...anything capable of monophony. People would love a multi-mo...

yeah I personally don't dig the whole midi thing generally, but for the purpose it has been implemented in with the murf seems like a useful addition. People who don't care about midi will still buy your used murf, and you won't be at a huge loss, all Moogers retain their value. Plus as someone ment...

interesting, i know the maestro has a very distinct sound. I would primarily use it with guitar.

After some research it appears that the phase tone I'm looking for is the maestro ps-1a. What caught my ear is the phase shifter tone on the violin and rhodes by the Mahavishnu Orchestra. Between Nothingness & Eternity, Lost Trident Sessions and other live releases and videos from '72-'73. I als...