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> Speaking of the Boogie - since it is "so moog" sounding - how about a
> matching highpass filter?  That would be smokin' - a 300 Series
> Lowpass/High Pass Boogie....
> 
> Gary

Gary,

as you may not remember, Grant's original Boogie design, before the
1200 series started, included a Lopass, Hipass and Bandpass filter in
one 300 series module. The Hi and Lo pass filters had all the ins and
outs that the 1200 series Boogie has and the bandpass was much like a
Buchla 291, with freq and bandwidth CV ins. It also has a switch
between band pass and band reject.

A moog and Buchla type filters in one module?!?!?!?! I guess that's
all part of the "Boogie-ness" of it. ;)

Mark

PS. Does that mean Grant has offically caved to black panels now?
yuck! Or is he porting over the Celtic patterns to .fpd as well? Hey
Grant remember 4 years ago when I suggested you switch to Schäffer?
huh, no hard feelings....