building a minimoog voyager

Neat!

yeah, neat.

I'm glad to see that the guy in charge of innovating their stuff is a dumb ass.

which guy?

the guy with beard and glasses seemed chill

  Dr. Elemeno von Hat X: PhD said:

which guy?

 

the guy with beard and glasses seemed chill

he seemed like a stupid to me.

  Glass Plate said:

yeah, neat.

I'm glad to see that the guy in charge of innovating their stuff is a dumb ass.

umm, Bob Moog wasn't in that vid

NEATO

I think any stupidity might be because this was on DIY

Its like when I have to explain my job to people who don't know much about how the internet works. It ends up sounding stupid, because I don't have a well practiced way of explaining what I do in laymans terms.

yeah. also kind of bugged me that they were all "WE BUILD EVERYTHING HERE, now let me take this fully assembled PCB off the shelf."

that is something many small companies do (outsource most of the subassemblies, then put them together in-house), but they shouldn't be harping on the hand-made label really... because access or novation probably builds theirs the same way, just with a lot less effort for tuning and shit...

but, that's a minor gripe. i enjoyed seeing the factory, most of the people, and the innards of the moog.

  mrx said:

  Glass Plate said:

yeah, neat.

I'm glad to see that the guy in charge of innovating their stuff is a dumb ass.

umm, Bob Moog wasn't in that vid

he's dead, the guy in charge now, is some fag, that's what I'm saying. I wish it was still bob moog.

Yeah, the whole "handmade" gimmick, does seem a little off to me. They didn't seem to even make the cases them selves, it's like buying a lego kit and putting it together "dude, it's hand made"