[sdiy] Rest In Peace Bob

[Peter Grenader]

Actually, the lower case would not *necessarily* be required for a 'Moog'.

An example  -  a dB of course is a decibel.  Ever wonder why the B is
capitalized in the abbreviation?  The term was introduced by Bell Labs and
named after Alexander Graham Bell, hence it is always capitalized in use.

...gotta run...I'm due for a dinner in 324 microP's  (that's .000324
Petey's).

- P






Aaron Lanterman wrote:

> 
> Grammatically, should we say "1.2 Moog" or "1.2 Moogs?"
> 
> For instance, we say things like "this 2K ohm resistor has 2K ohms."
> 
> When used as a unit of measure, should Moog be lower case, i.e. we say
> "oh, the Buchla is a 1.2 moog synth, that uses 1.2 moogs."
> 
> - Aaron
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