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"Moog Subharmonicon in excellent condition, with knob crowns for easy reading and grip (they are very easily removed if that's not your thing 😉)
With original box, manual, patch cards, power cord and patch cables."
Thursday, June 20, 2024
Moog Subharmonicon w/ Custom Colored Knob Grips
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"Moog Subharmonicon in excellent condition, with knob crowns for easy reading and grip (they are very easily removed if that's not your thing 😉)
With original box, manual, patch cards, power cord and patch cables."
via this listing
"Moog Subharmonicon in excellent condition, with knob crowns for easy reading and grip (they are very easily removed if that's not your thing 😉)
With original box, manual, patch cards, power cord and patch cables."
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if you'll excuse me asking, where did you find those amazing knob grips? thanks.
ReplyDeleteThey appear to be 3D printed. I can't believe I have those filament colors too. It would be simple to create. Scan the top of a Moog Knob. Convert the image to an .stl in Inkscape. There is a free online program called TinkerCAD. You can create a cylinder with a rectangular lever sticking out the side. Import the .stl and make it a "hole". Center it with your cylinder and subtract the stl file making what you see above. Then 3D print it. This is really high level but should straight forward.
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