images via this auctionUpdate via Carbon111 in the comments: "From the photos I can see the owner never scraped the black 'cancer' out of it or repaired the switches and sliders. :(
Anyone buying a Rogue, MG1 or a Opus3 should make sure the decayed foam has been cleaned out...it eventually destroys the pots and switches.
Awful gunk to remove. The last few Rogues I've seen on eBay weren't clean."
From the photos I can see the owner never scraped the black "cancer" out of it or repaired the switches and sliders. :(
ReplyDeleteAnyone buying a Rogue, MG1 or a Opus3 should make sure the decayed foam has been cleaned out...it eventually destroys the pots and switches.
Awful gunk to remove. The last few Rogues I've seen on eBay weren't clean.
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ReplyDeleteahh, the experts expert. carbon sure knows how to restore these old dinosaurs.
ReplyDelete"it eventually destroys the pots and switches... The last few Rogues I've seen on eBay weren't clean."
ReplyDeleteThe cynic in me is wondering if that's why they're finding their way onto eBay...
Hey, thats a Moog Noir, not a Rouge!
ReplyDeleteGosh, dennis, whatever did I do to you?
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I was making an observation based on the photos - you can see the gunk in the case fenestrations.
Thought some people would want to know. Certainly didn't think it would make someone pissy...obviously someones got other fish to fry :/
hey, i have a bunch of old moog rogues, is that why they dont work properly? decayed foam? if i clean it now will they come back too working order? if so how do i go about cleaning one
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