Via Ron West on AH.
Update via Mark G on AH:
Update via Mark G on AH:
"As I recall, Dave van Koevering was marketing these to the church market.
Joe Rivers told me there were either 50 or 100 of them done for him."
Monday, April 23, 2007
MOOG Sanctuary
"As I recall, Dave van Koevering was marketing these to the church market.
Joe Rivers told me there were either 50 or 100 of them done for him."
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Looks like a stock Memorymoog from what I see there. It's probably a rebranding for the worship market; keep in mind that Moog had a connection to this via Dave Van Koevering, who later did a lot to push MIDI tech to the worship audio market.
ReplyDeleteyeah, it was made for churches.
ReplyDeleteyup - what they said.
ReplyDeleteSequential Circuits did a drive like this too .. you can still find churches with a Prophet 5 tucked away in some storage area of the choir loft.
ReplyDeleteYeh I guess it makes sense to pitch to the biggest richest corporations in the world....
ReplyDeleteWhy'd they need a different name though? That's just weird... Oh yeh... Churches... What was I thinking? ;)
oh lord.. and I was saving up for that JC-8.
ReplyDeleteaaah, organised religion... my favourite form of clandestine global evil
ReplyDeleteyep... happens all the time.
ReplyDeletehttp://img260.imageshack.us/img260/7910/ju60nd3.jpg
So, another reason to visit the church again ;)
ReplyDeletekeep on playing synths at churches (I did so myself)
Till "Qwave" Kopper