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greyscales wrote:It looks like the drive isn't quite the low pass filter everyone was hoping for. Looks more like the Fairfield Four Eyes with the whole expression controlled peak filter/wah thing.

http://www.moogmusic.com/products/minifoogers/mf-drive wrote:EXPRESSION PEDAL INPUT- This input is assigned to Filter cutoff. Use it for massive swells or engage filter Peak to create a tunable dirty wah. This setting sounds amazing on bass guitar.

Sounds good to me in the description.

Will have to see some demos (since I'll have to order blind, no chance at a test first) before I pull the trigger on any - but I'm intrigued.

Looks like they all still use center positive power supplies...

I would like to try the Drive, seems interesting.

After some mid thread deflation, my GAS has gone up for these little fellers.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQr3cdt0Jsw[/youtube]

wow, those sound awesome!!/!

Mmmmm tasty, I really like the trem and delay tones in the video.

univalve wrote:

greyscales wrote:It looks like the drive isn't quite the low pass filter everyone was hoping for. Looks more like the Fairfield Four Eyes with the whole expression controlled peak filter/wah thing.

http://www.moogmusic.com/products/minifoogers/mf-drive wrote:EXPRESSION PEDAL INPUT- This input is assigned to Filter cutoff. Use it for massive swells or engage filter Peak to create a tunable dirty wah. This setting sounds amazing on bass guitar.

Sounds good to me in the description.

But no LFO or envelope. Those are some of the coolest parts of the big Fooger.
Maybe you could use CV, doesn't say.

Pic from Main Drag this AM:



(Pic is of all 5 of them if you open it in a new window.)

That sounds in that video are great!

Damn it, not more gas!
That drive and that delay

backwardsvoyager wrote:Looks like they all still use center positive power supplies...

I would like to try the Drive, seems interesting.

whyyy center positive whyyy!!!

Just get a pack of the OneSpot polarity adapters. They fit almost any 9VDC center neg. power supply.

yeah that works, but I'm wondering if they'll be noisy like the big 'foogers if you daisy chain them with the adapters.

I use an isolated power supply now but it's nice to know if you want to make up a quick board with a onespot that one moog pedal isn't gonna make everything super noisy unless you give it it's own power supply.

Bummer that it's noisy for you. I run a Moog Delay on my board with a OneSpot with the adapter daisy-chained with 4 other pedals, and it's not super noisy, if at all. Granted, I may be deaf a little.

(And I'm also one of the resident Moog fanboys…)