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By Cicatrix Wed Jan 18, 2012 2:02 pm
psr wrote:got damnit... that bass is much deeper than the slimphatty. Damn u Dr Moog and your evil scientists ((shakes fist ..storms off))



Come on finish the sentence... "storms off to preorder" :lol:
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By psr Thu Jan 19, 2012 6:26 am
Cicatrix wrote:
psr wrote:got damnit... that bass is much deeper than the slimphatty. Damn u Dr Moog and your evil scientists ((shakes fist ..storms off))



Come on finish the sentence... "storms off to preorder" :lol:

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: not right away but soon enough lol
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By jonestown massacre Fri Jan 20, 2012 3:17 pm
roxstar wrote:Too overpriced. I'll wait for the $6.00 Ipad app and make it do what it do! :wink:





Lmfao.....You made coffee come out my nose man! :lol: :lol:

Youre joking right? :?
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By b.read Fri Jan 20, 2012 8:08 pm
Allow me to rephrase my last post...ahem:


b.read wrote:Lamp beat me to it...have been tossing the idea of getting a slim phatty around and then a minitaur and then this minibrute shows up... :lol:




:mrgreen:
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By Lampdog Fri Jan 20, 2012 11:13 pm
b.read wrote:Allow me to rephrase my last post...ahem:


b.read wrote:Lamp beat me to it...have been tossing the idea of getting a slim phatty around and then a minitaur and then this minibrute shows up... :lol:




:mrgreen:

I don't need the keyboard part of it but damn, YOU beat me to it this time. Researching these three units in the past few weeks has MADE me get deeper into my triton extreme capabilities and I MUST confess that I'm even more impressed with my old 61key (exact pic below, yes it's a real vacuum tube + a pretty blue light, lmao.) triton extreme now that I've learned some new synth stuff :shock: :shock:
"Also featured in the Triton Extreme is Valve Force circuitry, using a vacuum tube and an analog ultra gain transistor to allow for warmer, guitar amp-like sounds for more extreme analog overdrive/distortion sounds, and is especially useful for warm luscious pads and organs, and adding depth and realism to acoustic sounds, especially piano."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korg_Triton
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I have to admit, I've never dug into the valve tube much but in the past few weeks lusting after the min, brute, slim phat, I wanted to explore my own capabilities within my own gear, just like we all do, once in a while we say **** it, lets get even deeper (non-sexual -ok maybe a lil).

I am still wanting a MOOG branded gear to live in my studio but I don't NEED it (trying to convince myself to save money, leemee lone).
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By b.read Sat Jan 21, 2012 5:03 am
Yeah...the whole want vs. NEED debate is a biiiiiiiitch...I tell ya. :lol:
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By psr Sat Jan 21, 2012 6:03 am
I need to want the minitaur and the minibrute this year. :lol: :lol: :lol:

Lampdog wrote:"Also featured in the Triton Extreme is Valve Force circuitry, using a vacuum tube and an analog ultra gain transistor to allow for warmer, guitar amp-like sounds for more extreme analog overdrive/distortion sounds, and is especially useful for warm luscious pads and organs, and adding depth and realism to acoustic sounds, especially piano."


damn Lamp... i dint know the Triton extreme got down like that with the tube warmth and all. thats nice. you may get me looking for one of those 2nd hand :wink:
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By Lampdog Sat Jan 21, 2012 1:53 pm
b.read wrote:Yeah...the whole want vs. NEED debate is a biiiiiiiitch...I tell ya. :lol:


Absolutely right! It starts to burn holes in your pockets the longer you look at the Moog.

psr wrote:I need to want the minitaur and the minibrute this year. :lol: :lol: :lol:

See, that's what the burning hole in the pocket sounds like.,

psr wrote:damn Lamp... i dint know the Triton extreme got down like that with the tube warmth and all. thats nice. you may get me looking for one of those 2nd hand :wink:

Not trying to be a salesman or anything but the Triton Extreme is damn near never talked about here and it's powerful, people just have not taken a liking to it I guess. It's treated me super well all these years, never had any problems. Touch screen is great to have. But still can't front on the Moog name, I WANT the Moog name in my lab. And now the Minibrute got my other pockets burning. Even though again, I don't NEED it. Maybe, I "need to want" it but not necessarily want to need it?!?!
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By Dan L Sat Jan 21, 2012 10:31 pm
Moog always comes correct when they bring out new products. I still want a SP, but this would be a nice addition to my small set up.
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By distortedtekno Sun Jan 22, 2012 6:07 pm
I didn't know about the tube in that Korg... nice!
I'm really impressed with the MiniBrute so much that I lost interest in the Minitaur. I never thought I'd see the day Arturia went analog. They've done an awesome job emulating it. Now that they got the real deal, I got the worst case of analog gear lust. I hope they continue making more analog synths and hopefully before that, a nice analog drum machine priced to match the MiniBrute.
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By mr_debauch Sun Jan 22, 2012 6:37 pm
A few years back I heard some stuff on people replacing the tubes in the electribes... I wonder how that would work in the triton if possible.
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By Lampdog Sun Jan 22, 2012 6:55 pm
mr_debauch wrote:A few years back I heard some stuff on people replacing the tubes in the electribes... I wonder how that would work in the triton if possible.


I'm not about to try, it's never broken or crashed on me since I bought it so I aint phuckin with that :lol: :lol: .. And honestly I never even though about trying a higher quality tube.
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By psr Sun Jan 22, 2012 7:58 pm
Lampdog wrote:
mr_debauch wrote:A few years back I heard some stuff on people replacing the tubes in the electribes... I wonder how that would work in the triton if possible.


I'm not about to try, it's never broken or crashed on me since I bought it so I aint phuckin with that :lol: :lol: .. And honestly I never even though about trying a higher quality tube.


:lol: :lol:
i hear you lamp. I replaced a tube in my ART compressor before. I wasnt impressed. i didnt know much about it anyways I just went on what the cat said on the phone from the vendor i purchased the tubes from. ended up selling it and in retrospect it may have been the choice of tubes. it can change the entire character of the sound.

Lampdog wrote:Not trying to be a salesman or anything but the Triton Extreme is damn near never talked about here and it's powerful, people just have not taken a liking to it I guess. It's treated me super well all these years, never had any problems. Touch screen is great to have.


but fa real i was one ebay browsing triton extremes. :wink: not really a triton guy but you discribed a really nice piece of gear with the extreme. just browsing for now. they still go for over $1000 on the cheep side.

distortedtekno wrote:I'm really impressed with the MiniBrute so much that I lost interest in the Minitaur. I never thought I'd see the day Arturia went analog. They've done an awesome job emulating it. Now that they got the real deal, I got the worst case of analog gear lust.


ditto. i was so on the minitaur now its close 2nd to the brute. i want both but brute comes first since i already have moog's slimphatty. what that means is i will likely not be able to justify buying the minitaur afterwards. but truthfully they are both incredible little big synths for the price point. this is a dream come true and i hope it starts a trend. cats back in the day had all the illest synths coming out so often that a lot of them were slept on. now adays there is only software and we need more good synths on the market like we need more good hiphop on the market. balance this shit out some :)
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By mr_debauch Sun Jan 22, 2012 8:22 pm
yeah I have no idea what effect replacing the tubes would actually have... however it leaves room for potential customization and maybe it might give you a bit of a unique sound.. The fact that it's unknown to me makes it interesting IMO.