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I’ll have to check out the Matrixbrute too. Looks pretty overwhelming. I find all the stuff with hidden menus and combination button presses a bit daunting (despite being fairly technically-minded). I’m a total synth noob so something with direct access to parameters might be good for me to learn the ropes.

Thanks for your reply, @Woodinblack. Yes, I’ve had my eye on the Behringer D since I first became aware of it. Still awaiting its becoming available. I do love the sound of the Minimoog D so that is high on my list. However, you’re quite right, it’s a lot of cash for something that isn’t my first instrument (and one that is monophonic). I’m thinking for the time being I might buy Native Instruments’ Monark to get me started.

Hi people, after messing with synth pedals for bass I’m thinking I might just dive in to getting a Moog. Need to decide which one. Perhaps a Subsequent 37 would be a good and affordable starting point but I wonder if I’m going to quickly hanker after the third oscillator available on the D and Voyager. On the one hand, I like the very hands-on approach of the model D but am also drawn by the ability to save patches on the other two models. Not sure whether I’d need to have a sequencer and arpeggiator but it might be fun to experiment. Anybody on here for experience with these 3 units? I haven’t yet been able to try the Voyager. This could be the thin end of the wedge; I’m pretty sure I’d like to have some kind of polysynth too as I’m very into harmony (something like a Prophet or Oberheim). Anyone near Sheffield have a Voyager who’d be willing to show me?

Indeed it does. Shame he got rid of the filter knobs for each voice.

Broughton Audio has a new octave pedal, though not as feature-laden as the Broughctave: http://broughtonaudio.bigcartel.com/

Also, Broughton Audio has a new octave/synth pedal, though it doesn’t look as good feature-wise as his discontinued Broughctave. http://broughtonaudio.bigcartel.com/

Looks like Bax have better access to the PM2 now - says ships quickly, within 4 business days.

If I remember correctly, the TU-3 is one of the Boss pedals that has both a power in and power out socket. So you can use a normal Boss 9V adaptor to power it, then use a daisy chain cable to run from the power out socket of the tuner into the power in socket of the envelope filter. It'll easily drive those two pedals.

“Together As One” by Dinosaur is a great album (was nominated for a Mercury Prize too).

Sold Ryan my Filter Twin. Really straightforward transaction and good communication. Many thanks.

The It will be a gated fuzz like the lovetone big cheese.

Got a reply today. This was a prototype which never made it to production; apparently it was too noisy. The new one will have some kind of fuzz too apparently.

I’m wondering if this is the basis of Olivier’s new (Glou Glou) filter: Although the videos are three years old, so maybe not.

That’s about what I paid new. Also, the Deja Vu is the 2-LFO model (no envelope control) so not interested.