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 Topic: cleaning contacts on taurus pedals ? |
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| Steve Jones Replies: 2 Views: 15796 |
 Forum: Moog Discussion Board Posted: Tue Oct 19, 2004 4:24 am Subject: cleaning contacts on taurus pedals ? |
| The safest and most effective way to clean gold plated contact rails is to polish them with a SOFT white pencil eraser. The black verdigris will come off like magic, then you can wipe any rubber resid ... | |
| Topic: Out Of Tune |
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| Steve Jones Replies: 2 Views: 17808 |
Forum: Moog Discussion Board Posted: Wed Aug 25, 2004 5:55 pm Subject: Out Of Tune |
| There are 3 things that could cause the problem - the power supply drifting, the pedal board not calibrated to correct Volt/octave, or most likely the VCO has drifted so the scaling is set wrong.
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| Topic: Thoughts on the Memorymoog. |
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| Steve Jones Replies: 5 Views: 33492 |
Forum: Moog Discussion Board Posted: Tue Aug 17, 2004 4:05 am Subject: Thoughts on the Memorymoog. |
| You don't think service technicians fix Moogs often? There are plenty around. Apart from the various smaller machines ( Mini's, Multi's, Micro's, Taurus, Poly's) and the odd modular I maintain a coupl ... | |
| Topic: Why is the Minimoog sought after? |
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| Steve Jones Replies: 25 Views: 105910 |
Forum: Minimoog Posted: Sun Jul 25, 2004 6:34 am Subject: Why is the Minimoog sought after? |
| Think of it in the same terms as a vintage guitar - modern instruments do not have the same tone, they are ralatively rare and historic and hence increasingly valuable, and are rewarding and fascinati ... | |
| Topic: Voltage problem |
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| Steve Jones Replies: 2 Views: 15040 |
Forum: Moog Discussion Board Posted: Sun Jul 25, 2004 6:30 am Subject: Voltage problem |
| Running at a 230V setting on 220V mains won't be a problem, and you should change the mains fuse, I think the fuse current rating is printed on the label on the machine. | |
| Topic: Why are moog synths popular? |
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| Steve Jones Replies: 21 Views: 70832 |
Forum: Moog Discussion Board Posted: Sun Jul 25, 2004 6:28 am Subject: Why are moog synths popular? |
| With the exception of a couple of the little cheap ones, Moog synthesisers have a life and warmth to them that makes them inspiring to use. The big things for me with the Minimoog for example is the s ... | |
| Topic: arturia v |
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| Steve Jones Replies: 1 Views: 13674 |
Forum: Moog Discussion Board Posted: Sun Jul 25, 2004 6:16 am Subject: arturia v |
| This is probably the best of the virtual instruments, generally they are poor in the extreme - flat, lifeless and sounding like a poor tribute to the real thing. I have tried the virtual Prophet 5, CS ... | |
| Topic: Thoughts on the Memorymoog. |
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| Steve Jones Replies: 5 Views: 33492 |
Forum: Moog Discussion Board Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2004 6:31 am Subject: Thoughts on the Memorymoog. |
| As a service tech I fix Moogs often, and as I was working on a Memorymoog Plus yesterday I remembered hearing many disparaging comments about them over the years, how they never worked properly, were ... | |
| Topic: Minimoog tuning proceedure |
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| Steve Jones Replies: 3 Views: 19878 |
Forum: Moog Discussion Board Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2004 6:22 am Subject: Minimoog tuning proceedure |
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