[sdiy] Moog: The Unit

[Matt Simpson]

While they're less common, this abbreviation is the same as megagrams (Mg).
Random suggestions:
1) let the symbol be a sine wave, expressed in ASCII as nu
2) greek mu, then g, expressed in ASCII as mug.

On 8/24/05, Ken Stone <sasami at hotkey.net.au> wrote:
> >Someone* proposed using the term "Moog" to mean volts/octave.
> 
> I will admit that I had that very idea myself, a day or so before someone
> else suggested it (really really!), but as I didn't tell anyone, don't you
> dare credit me!  I bet there were others that also had the idea. It's
> intuitive, so it makes sense that the unit eventually be recognised.
> 
> Ken
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~mt
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