Via Loscha: "The latest Bunny features Moog schematics! A Rogue? Prodigy? I'm not up on my Moogery."
Neither am I. If you know feel free to comment. As always, click image for a larger shot.
Friday, November 03, 2006
Revenge of the Moog on Bunny
Via Loscha: "The latest Bunny features Moog schematics! A Rogue? Prodigy? I'm not up on my Moogery."
Neither am I. If you know feel free to comment. As always, click image for a larger shot.
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Well, the noise section appears to be using a 5837 pseudo-noise IC, so that would make it one of the later models. Memorymoog, perhaps.
ReplyDeleteIt is the MicroMoog
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ReplyDeleteMicroMoog for certain.