From dj hohum Sent Tue, Jul 24th 2007, 13:31
From dj hohum Sent Tue, Jul 24th 2007, 13:31
On 7/24/07, xxxxxxxxxx@xxx.xxx <xxxxxxxxxx@xxx.xxx> wrote: > > In a message dated 7/23/07 11:18:34 P.M. Central Daylight Time, > xxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx writes: > > WOW, $570 for a 921A. > > > Modusonics sells them for $295.00: Which is hardly a bargain for such a simple module. Granted, the way the moog stuff is made there is a lot of labor involved. What's funny about that is that the modusonics prices don't seem as insane as they did a few years ago. A mere $900 for a genuine moog VCO, it's got company with the zeroscilator and wiard, among others. Granted, these new products do more, but, they don't say moog on the front. > Keith Emerson uses three 921AB pairs in his modular. Really, how does he manage to keep all that modular power under control? A Moog noise source went recently for a more sane $112. And a vintage 901 went for about five bucks less than what the 921A went for. Even doepfer modules routinely fetch almost new prices. Its crazy.