A gem from the Octatrack manual

Go to Rogue. They have some cool vintage pieces in there right now. Then walk across the street to Armen's and experience the surreal sensation of being surrounded by hundreds of glorious vintage pieces but having no way to try them out.

Cool. Thanks for the advice, everybody. It looks like I'm going to look into renting. I'm also going to call the airline and see if they have any other advice or ideas that I may have overlooked. Thanks again, dudes!

My band got booked to play some shows in Chicago and Brooklyn. This is our first time traveling with instruments by plane. We have a 73 key Nord Stage 2. I'm looking into the possibility of renting one on site, but it would be less stressful to just bring ours so we wouldn't have to deal with loadin...

Perhaps a poly-synth with controls that are as immediate as those found on the sub 37? Juno 106s can be had for pretty cheap. If you're down to wait until June, the Prophet 6 would be amazing next to a Sub 37.

The micromoog is a very excellent keyboard (especially the filter). Aside from the single oscillator thing, a reason for the lower price point would probably be the build quality. The Micromoog was introduced as a budget synth. It has wood grain stickers on its cheeks and the whole feel is a bit pla...

The foam inside of the Realistic/Moog Concertmate MG-1 decays into a tar-like paste.

Realistic MG-1 Roland MC-505 Korg Triton Extreme Alesis Micron Microkorg XL Yamaha SK-15 Whats not to like about the MG1? Okay the 'polyphony' kinda sucks, but it is one of the brattiest sounding Moogs I own. It just sounds...fluorescent? I don't really like the tone and it never seemed 'up front' ...

Realistic MG-1
Roland MC-505
Korg Triton Extreme
Alesis Micron
Microkorg XL
Yamaha SK-15

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