flickr by Joel Abbott.Anyone know what he's messing with? Underside of a keyboard?
Tuesday, October 24, 2006
Roy at Modular Moog
flickr by Joel Abbott.Anyone know what he's messing with? Underside of a keyboard?
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That´s not a modular Moog, it is a MiniMoog to the left and an ARP 2600 to the right.
ReplyDeleteThe keyboard from the ARP is below that metal thing, still with closed lid.
Georg.
Yep, the title of the shot is kind of odd. Wonder if he thought the 2600 was a Moog.
ReplyDeleteProbably a bad j-wire contact hahah..
ReplyDeleteNah. Someone told him that's where they hid the cookie jar. ;)
ReplyDeleteJ wire.
The keyboard action is being removed from the Arp, probably for contact cleaning or a key that feels weird.
ReplyDeleteThe enclosure for the keyboard action is below it.
Only takes 4 screws to get there. :)
I don't recall my 3620 keyboard looking that way - that must be a 3604.
ReplyDeleteThere are some 3620 Pratt-Reed keyboard close up pics showing an old bushing and J-wires here: http://www.sonic.net/~dlmanley/Arp3620PrattReedKeyboard/