Moog synthesizers

FENATIC at aol.com FENATIC at aol.com
Sun Apr 25 15:52:02 CEST 1999


In a message dated 4/24/99 1:40:42AM, jar5831 at localnet.com wrote:

<<After the MiniMoog, the next highest prized is the fairly rare Multimoog, 
due to
its built in ribbon and other nice features..at this late date, unless you 
are a
master technician, the MemoryMoog is to be avoided!  Due to tin plated 
internal
cable connectors and many other weaknesses as well..it is a real maintence
nightmare..besides it does not have a ring modulator or sample/hold..>>

yes those multimoogs are a sweet sweet piece, but lack an actual ADSR : (  
Moog made provisions in back for a modular plug in, so someday I hope to 
stick a 911(?) into it. As to Memorymoog's not having s&h or ring mod, think 
again.  Sample and Hold is in the modulation section, and the third 
oscillator can modulate other oscillators, filter etc at audio and sub audio 
frequencies, with or without keyboard tracking, much better than typical ring 
mod.  There is a reason Memorymoogs are so highly regarded.  Sketchy or not, 
I think the repair issues on these synths is being overstated, either because 
someone wants them devalued ; ) or just sour grapes.  Even in the state mine 
is in, I know it can be fixed, and to suggest their a lemon is not quite 
right.  Party on!



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