flickr by kernelslackerAnother easter egg spotted by kernelslacker, this one on an Analogue Solutions module. Not sure which one though.
Monday, February 16, 2009
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flickr by kernelslackerAnother easter egg spotted by kernelslacker, this one on an Analogue Solutions module. Not sure which one though.
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I would guess that this easter egg is from the VCO/Ring Modulator. That's just my guess. I ould probably open up my Vostok and find out for sure but I'd like to wait for a better reason. :P
ReplyDeleteYour guess would be correct :)
ReplyDeleteThe last couple of Moog Products all have fun eggs as well. My favorite ones so far are the ones in the Old School Front Panel and MultiPedal main board, but keep looking there are more in other products as well.
ReplyDeleteHint you got to hold the Multi Pedal up to the light to see it. I'm not telling - lets see who can post it here first.