In a message dated 3/30/2000 11:36:19 AM,
daveb@... writes:
>Roger Luther was the factory manager for Moog for years and put together
>a
>jaw-dropping custom Moog that was recently shown at NAMM, then donated
>to
>Dave Kean's synth museum Audities. It has lots of custom features including:
>
>EGs that can be retriggered for LFO behavior,
>Filters repanelled to take up only 1 space,
>VCOs modified so that they don't require slave controllers.
>
>It also features a 5 octave scale programmer and 2 keyboards, 1 with
>velocity, in a slide out drawer under the main cabinet.
>
>Hold onto your jaw, and click here:
>
>http://www.audities.org/images/moogmisc/roger_luther.htm
Very cool (picking up my jaw)! It also features the J. Larry Hendry memorial
meter panel.
The caption for this might read, "the University Board reluctantly agree to
pay the tens of thousands of dollars to purchase the system initially, but
put it's foot down when it came to the additional request for patch cables.
They did allow, in their magnanimity, the Department a budget of $20 annually
for cables since the Department Head seemed so adamant about the request."
I think I'd prefer my topmost row to be far more sloped, however.
John B.