images via brian c.The single pedal is 12" x 4"
Monday, November 19, 2007
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You can find out if Bob Moog is communicating from 'tHe BeYoNd' by recording the scratchy pots of these pedals (and other pots he's manufactured) and then performing a dimensional analysis or orientation analysis.
ReplyDeleteI know he communicates to me through one Moog pot I own as given by Buckingham's π theorem and an autoregressive correlation of certain terms in a Taylor expansion.
I think the doctor has been smoking the pots.
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"pfffffffft, Bob, come in Bob, ...
maybe channel 3 ...
pffffft, Bob, ... you there???"
Wow. Vintage Moog pedals. If I use these with my #put name here" synth, can I get that real Moog sound? >:>
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