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| Ted Gowans User Info... | I know it's a long shot. I'm looking for the micromoog to be exact but, a mini, or prodigy etc... would also be considered. I will make a good home for your synth. cheers. - Thu, 14 Nov 2002 6:37pm | ||
| Anonymous | check yer email - Thu, 14 Nov 2002 7:14pm | ||
| Anonymous | cripes! What're you using it for?? It'd be cool, whatever it is! Good luck finding one, Moog's are great! - Thu, 14 Nov 2002 11:32pm | ||
| Emily User Info... | Bass for sale. Fender Precision, Squire bass, Higher end than the ones in the music stores. Paid $470, asking $250 obo. - Fri, 15 Nov 2002 4:52pm | ||
| kittykat666 User Info... | this message board blows, i try to start a nes subject (bass for sale) and it posts it under someone else's subject. sorry for the confusion - Fri, 15 Nov 2002 4:56pm | ||
| moron User Info... | Why by a tired old Moog when you can get a contemporary VA synth capable of the same sounds plus way more stuff with better sound quality, range and longevity? I would suggest that you instead take a look at: Access Virus C / Indigo II Waldforf Q series Novation Supernova series Just about any Moog short of maybe a shitty string machine is going to cost you at least a grand and more likely $2000 and up because of collectability. Any of the current top end VA's will be capable of the same sounds but have the bonus of MIDI, patch storage, excellent sound quality and way more flexible architecture. If you absolutely must have a minimoog, look at the Macbeth mono-synth: http://www.macbethstudiosystems.com Moogs are cool but a Virus or Supernova are waaaaaaaaay cooler. The Virus series being my personal favourite: http://www.access-music.de Fucking awesome to be blunt. IMHO of course. Cheers - Fri, 15 Nov 2002 7:46pm | ||
| sootsprite User Info... | I've tried a supernova and i managed to make it get digital hicoughs and artifacts in about 5 minutes which was disappointing because I'd heard so many good things about them. If you can find one to try out, why not look into the new novation k-station. Cheaper than a moog or a supernova and with tons of features for the price. Very small which is ver nice and the 24db/oct filter would give it that moogy sound too, if it is indeed a good analog modeler. - Fri, 29 Nov 2002 5:15am | ||
| ROSS B AY User Info... | Are you guys taling about Andy Moog? I think he's retired now, but you can call him and check it out........ - Fri, 29 Nov 2002 3:01pm | ||
| Rael User Info... | What the world really needs.... is more Mellotrons... mmmm... mellotrons.... - Sun, 1 Dec 2002 2:07pm | ||
| colin User Info... | They have started making mellotrons again with remastered tapes of the original sounds, only $5200us. Anyways for all you synth lovers the new korg microsynth is now in at long and mcquade, its awesome. Comes with a microphone for the vocoder and is battery powered so you can use it as a midi controler for your laptop - Mon, 2 Dec 2002 10:59pm | ||
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