MOOG 500 series Ladder Filter (Complete Walkthrough)

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  • Опубликовано: 16 дек 2024

Комментарии • 12

  • @slushedpuppy8044
    @slushedpuppy8044 8 лет назад +1

    Best video for this module yet, and I've watched several.

  • @WickiemediaNet
    @WickiemediaNet  11 лет назад

    Will be there this week.. All set and ready to go ;)

  • @discotechwreck
    @discotechwreck 10 лет назад

    excellent demo!

  • @FunkySh1tter
    @FunkySh1tter 11 лет назад

    eq pdf? ^^

  • @victor54745
    @victor54745 8 лет назад

    expensive for the average home studio dude, but ill add it to the to buy list!

  • @astroastro1030
    @astroastro1030 11 лет назад +2

    push up the drive a little bit!

  • @FineTunerDJ
    @FineTunerDJ 11 лет назад

    2:10, haha epic !

  • @djmacnamara
    @djmacnamara 11 лет назад

    800 $ for this litlle filter is to much i think... but it's great :)

    • @rickjames3411
      @rickjames3411 8 лет назад

      Take a look into what it takes to make them though plus you can only get it from Moog cause there is something about this one that Rob Moog copyrighted i think it was something to with the res

    • @AnalogDude_
      @AnalogDude_ 3 года назад

      it contains the same BCM847 dual match transistor everyone else can buy for € 0,313
      assets.nexperia.com/documents/data-sheet/BCM847BV_BS_DS.pdf
      anyone can build a filter for 30/40€ or much less if you don't care about the looks and it's just as good.

    • @PeterWalkerHP16c
      @PeterWalkerHP16c 3 года назад

      @@AnalogDude_ Exactly! You could even make one in SynthEdit that sound the same. However they are pretty, with high spec parts - but AUD1000?. Most of the cost is in the front panel, So there is really good profit in it - but the money goes to the employees (co-op owners). Which is great.