Posted: Sat Jan 17, 2009 3:10 am
well no one really looks at it but you, mine sits on top of my R3...jcyphe wrote:The mopho looks so tempting sound wise. Shame about it looking like some DJ/Raver dance tool, graphics wise.
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Posted: Sat Jan 17, 2009 3:13 am
i luld at total thread misdirection.
Posted: Sat Jan 17, 2009 3:17 am
i agree. and the name is dumb, but at least it stands for something real (MOnoPHOnic).jcyphe wrote:The mopho looks so tempting sound wise. Shame about it looking like some DJ/Raver dance tool, graphics wise.
i was thinking id get one and paint/relabel the case, if it really bothered me. then it would be just this weird noisy box. probably not worth it tho. and it would ruin the resale $$.
Posted: Sat Jan 17, 2009 3:19 am
I actually like how it looks...cray I know...maybe it is like one of those ugly girls that just have so much personality.....william wrote:i agree. and the name is dumb, but at least it stands for something real (MOnoPHOnic).jcyphe wrote:The mopho looks so tempting sound wise. Shame about it looking like some DJ/Raver dance tool, graphics wise.
i was thinking id get one and paint/relabel the case, if it really bothered me. then it would be just this weird noisy box. probably not worth it tho. and it would ruin the resale $$.
Posted: Sat Jan 17, 2009 3:21 am
Yeah but I wouldn't like looking at it all the time, that's what I meant.suede wrote:well no one really looks at it but you, mine sits on top of my R3...jcyphe wrote:The mopho looks so tempting sound wise. Shame about it looking like some DJ/Raver dance tool, graphics wise.
But honestly these are probably gonna be $200-250 used. That's kind of a no brainer, even with the ugly graphics, i'd check it out.
Posted: Sat Jan 17, 2009 10:34 am
i've played one of those before, they're crazy. they have an input so you gan put other instruments through the filter if i'm not mistaken.suede wrote:and yamaha cs5 for weird sounds...
Posted: Sat Jan 17, 2009 12:13 pm
they sure do...stewart wrote:i've played one of those before, they're crazy. they have an input so you gan put other instruments through the filter if i'm not mistaken.suede wrote:and yamaha cs5 for weird sounds...
Posted: Sat Jan 17, 2009 2:14 pm
Jcyphe has about 10 pointey BC RICH warlocks and doesn't want to talk about them because Icebytes will track him down.
Posted: Sat Jan 17, 2009 5:50 pm
Thats the exact model i had! I paid like £40, they are going for £150+ now. It was a heavy thing but great sounds, monophonic though. I remember the 'wind' sounding effect, i used to leave that on hold and play Hawkwind riffsstewart wrote:i've played one of those before, they're crazy. they have an input so you gan put other instruments through the filter if i'm not mistaken.suede wrote:and yamaha cs5 for weird sounds...
Posted: Sat Jan 17, 2009 5:55 pm
get your 'silver machine' going, haha. my mate used to use two of them in his old band, he seemed to be able to tame them. i could only ever get them to burble and click a bit. temperamental things.
Posted: Sat Jan 17, 2009 9:05 pm
I actually paid 15 dollars for it, had it fixed for 20 since some keys didn't work...we usually sample stuff out of it since we cannot save sounds and it's not midi....Fran wrote:Thats the exact model i had! I paid like £40, they are going for £150+ now. It was a heavy thing but great sounds, monophonic though. I remember the 'wind' sounding effect, i used to leave that on hold and play Hawkwind riffsstewart wrote:i've played one of those before, they're crazy. they have an input so you gan put other instruments through the filter if i'm not mistaken.suede wrote:and yamaha cs5 for weird sounds...