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Oh definitely the classic was way softer, but it's hard to explain, the Moogs feel like you can plug them into an amp and cause some damage while the NS2, certainly capable of having an edge, still feels distant and 'safe'.. If I want to do Floyd all day, the NS2 handles that without hesitation, but if I want to hang with the guitarists in my band shredding arpeggios, the Moogs get called in..

I almost bought a used Tribute Edition LP to go along with my signature Voyager, but I decided to just get a regular old LP so that I didn't feel so bad gigging with it. Every time I took the Voyager out for a gig I'd feel nervous. Not so with the LP. Mine was $800, and for that I don't feel so bad smacking it around a little (carefully )

Definate crap. LoL

a shot from a gig this weekend:

OMG is that a real BEARD besides a real leslie?!?!

Last time I checked. Johannes can verify its existence..

also, the leslie has lights inside:

I love that last picture, I'm just staring at the Nord like I have no idea what I'm doing.*







*I really don't

Quick audio snippet of one of the ending jams.

• juan_sample.mp3

bdodds wrote:Johannes can verify its existence..

yes and yes!

Very nice ambience!! Wasnt aware you had a LP, wheres the Voyager?

I love your comment on the last pic and the pic itself Thank you

Thanks for the very cool pics bdodds!!

I also feel like that at most of the gigs I've had when we are improvising and just jamming.This picture sums up how I feel during gigs: