I have a perfectly lovely old MS20 that I use regularly, but I still find myself REALLY wanting to preorder this.

I have a 2013 that's on its way back from CMS. I've missed it dearly.

I really like the layout of this.

Though not the only reason for the trip, I drove to Parsippany, NJ from eastern NC to pick up my Model D. In the parking lot of a FuddRuckers, no less. Worth every mile, that trip (even without the friends and family and shows along the way).

My first Moog was a broken Sonic Six, my first working Moog was a Source. I still have them both, though the Sonic Six remains broken (but not for very much longer).

SeanBoggs was a pleasure to deal with--everything showed up as promised (and then some).

Truly amazing work.

Yeah--thanks for this. Great videos.

That sounds really mini D-ish. (What a great movie, btw).

Alex E wrote:And my guess is that the ones who were not so lucky, are going to stay not so lucky.

I'm afraid you might be right.

I bought space6oy's VC-10. Great experience all around.

According to Paul Thebérge's research (a great book , really), the opening up of the bottom of the synth/sampler 'price pyramid' is dramatic in the 80s--"for the entire decade of the 70s, the Minimoog sold about 12,000 units, whereas … the DX7 sold 200K in just over three years… Casio's successes we...

monolith wrote:Try raise just a little more funds a pick up a used MFB 522. It is amazing value for money.

+1

Moog Sonic Six. What a weird, awesome synth.