Plus a downsweep and true bypass or ability to disengage the drive, then you've got a perfect filter
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Moogerfoogers Discontinued
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I assume they have something in the works. Its a bit of a drag to see the MF line go away, but Im looking forward to seeing what the good folks at Moog come up with next.
Thanks!I was thinkin about that too, excellent point!
I thought I'd go for profound on this one.
So I had my 101 modded to a relay based TB, works great. I've read about a mod to add an envelope trigger input which would be amazing. Trying to find more info on that.Plus a downsweep and true bypass or ability to disengage the drive, then you've got a perfect filter
I don't think the company is folding quite yet. The Foogers were probably the smallest product line they had.
I've wanted the 12-stage phaser for a few years but found myself never able spend that much on a single pedal. Dang. Should've when I could've.
My guess is no. Moog discontinues awesome stuff all the time.
They should make a wah pedal that is a filter sweep w some controls on the side for setting the color of the effected signal. That would kill
Instead of the sweep being trigger by the input a separate signal to trigger the filter
You can mod the older through hole low pass filter for this. I have done it to mine and it works great!
If a new Moog stand alone filter were to be released, I'd love to see it be multimode (add band and hi pass) and have a looping ADSR envelope triggered control option. Of course the envelope and gate would need to be CV outs.
Not likely to happen, given the news.
They have a wide product offering currently - including a suite of modular that is selling well. I'm not surprised 'foogers have gone the way of the dodo. I don't like it, but not surprised given the wide product offering of pedals in the market, and the size / weight of their product. They along with the Mini series seemed like more hassle than good for them to make.
^ That's why I'm buying some modular stuff for my pedalboard, no one makes an all in one device yet
This is an observation of a fact, not to be confused with a political post:
They sent an email to subscribers indicating that the 25% tax would shut them down, or force them to move all production to China to avoid the tarrifs. Attached to that was a plea to customers to sign a petetion against the tax, citing that it would contradict the "buy US product" that is touted by the same government forcing taxes.
There is nothing to link the two events directly, but from the outside, this is one of many hypothetically derrived conclusions.
