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#15,781
With Moog discontinuing the Sub Phatty and Sub 25, I can imagine that cases are pretty sparse. Mine came with my Sub Phatty when I bought it used. It's the less padded one. I think the issue might be finding one with the right panel angle.

I wonder if the Sub37 case can be modified with the Phatty in the middle and two side areas for cables and CV pedals.
 
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kazuhank said:
1--> 2024 Triumph Speed 400
2--> 2007 Triumph Bonneville Black that is such a cold starter that the little Speed 400 gets the daily usage these days

Those Indian bobbers look dope. I have a buddy that works at an Indian dealership on the other side of the river in Washington, and I need to check those out.


The Sub Phatty is what we have as the house sub synths at all of our campuses. I bought one myself to build patches at home and I love these. They are so simple, take up minimal space and get the job done. I bought the Moog gig bag which protects mine well enough and doesn't run $300 FWIW
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Good choice on the Triumphs!!! YouTuber Mojo.Bike almost had me purchasing one - haha. My buddy has a '17 Street Scram 900 and it's hard to take my eyes off of it. He's considering street tires and hates the mid-pipe so wants to turn it into a cafe racer. I told him he shoulda just got the T100 or T120 - haha. Ride safe!
 
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6am call time. Keeping my load in simple and fast.

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erayser said:
We both used our Messenger's for the first time today...:hyper:

Sound guys and WL loved it today. I used it on a song (Forever YHWH) where I switched to bass... but held the 'E' on the Moog with the sustain pedal... while picking on the higher 'E' through my Subsonic pedal over driven. At the end of the song I switched back to the Moog. It felt great... and I felt comfortable playing it, but I really need to get more familiar with the Messenger. I'm sure it could have sounded a lot better if I had more time to play around with it and understand it more.

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What are those relay fan looking things connected to your rack? Or actually, what is that pad?
 
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BioDriver said:
What are those relay fan looking things connected to your rack? Or actually, what is that pad?
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Transducers… also known as bass shakers. It's an immersive supplement of not having a bass amp/cab behind me on a silent stage with IEM's. I have the moog and bass going to the bassboard that day. Sometimes I'll have kick added in… depending if an extra mixbus is opened.
 
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erayser said:
Transducers… also known as bass shakers. It's an immersive supplement of not having a bass amp/cab behind me on a silent stage with IEM's. I have the moog and bass going to the bassboard that day. Sometimes I'll have kick added in… depending if an extra mixbus is opened.
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Thanks! Makes sense, especially in a huge venue like a P&W hall.
 
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