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"The Little Phatty Stage Edition has the same features and sound engine as the wildly popular Tribute Edition. Designed by Moog founder and inventor the late Bob Moog, the Little Phatty is a monophonic analog synthesizer with 100 user editable presets. The Stage Edition boasts improved software and a unique auto-calibration feature.
The Little Phatty Stage Edition synthesizer puts the performer in control of a 100% analog signal path with Real Analog Control, two ultra stable Voltage Controlled Oscillators and one Voltage Controlled Filter among other versatile features like CV inputs, KB gate and a full MIDI controller. Real Analog Control (RAC) is a proprietary technology enabling the performer to directly interface with the analog circuitry via the knobs on the control panel, without any digital processing.
It includes updated software with auto calibration and an auto tune function that ensures the instrument is tuned perfectly whether it's in a cool studio or under hot stage lighting. Add in an asymmetric pitch wheel, 21 assignable MIDI controllers and well as arbitrary pot mapping and you can see that the stage edition gives you precise control over your sound.
The Little Phatty is aesthetically pleasing both aurally and visually. A striking design makes it one of the coolest looking synths on the planet. The Stage Edition departs from a traditional wood cabinet and is cradled instead by sleek, charcoal-colored rubberized side panels."
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
Sequential Circuits Pro-One
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"This Pro One (J-Wire) was fully serviced in 2005 by Wine Country Prod. Inc. I paid $386 in labor (3 hours) and parts which included the replacement of all 37 rubber keystops, M-356 Knob, Slo-Blo Fuse, #l-321VCO IC for LFO, socket for #I-321 IC."
"This Pro One (J-Wire) was fully serviced in 2005 by Wine Country Prod. Inc. I paid $386 in labor (3 hours) and parts which included the replacement of all 37 rubber keystops, M-356 Knob, Slo-Blo Fuse, #l-321VCO IC for LFO, socket for #I-321 IC."
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