Moog MF-104 Moogerfooger Analog Delay Big Briar (2000) - Used
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Moog MF-104 Moogerfooger Analog Delay Big Briar (2000) - Used
Type: Used
Condition: Excellent
Original Big Briar / Moog MF-104 Moogerfooger Analog Delay Pedal. One of the greatest analog delay tones ever. SN: 00678, includes Power Supply.
The Moogerfooger MF-104 Analog Delay is a limited edition offering from Bob Moog and Big Briar (now Moog Music). This excellent little tool is an authentic analog delay device with a delay range of 40 milliseconds to 0.8 seconds. This is perfect for re-creating an analog slap-back echo effect. Because it's analog, it has a very warm overtone that's nicer than most digital delays.
There are three main knobs to adjust delay time, feedback and wet/dry mix. Each of these parameters can be externally controlled by control voltage or expression pedal. Additional knobs to adjust the Drive or gain of the audio input to the delay, Loop Gain which sets the gain of the external feedback loop, and the Output Level knob are also available. So why is it a limited edition? Big Briar has secured a supply of the last analog delay chips and so only about 1,000 units will be produced.
Type: Used
Condition: Excellent
Original Big Briar / Moog MF-104 Moogerfooger Analog Delay Pedal. One of the greatest analog delay tones ever. SN: 00678, includes Power Supply.
The Moogerfooger MF-104 Analog Delay is a limited edition offering from Bob Moog and Big Briar (now Moog Music). This excellent little tool is an authentic analog delay device with a delay range of 40 milliseconds to 0.8 seconds. This is perfect for re-creating an analog slap-back echo effect. Because it's analog, it has a very warm overtone that's nicer than most digital delays.
There are three main knobs to adjust delay time, feedback and wet/dry mix. Each of these parameters can be externally controlled by control voltage or expression pedal. Additional knobs to adjust the Drive or gain of the audio input to the delay, Loop Gain which sets the gain of the external feedback loop, and the Output Level knob are also available. So why is it a limited edition? Big Briar has secured a supply of the last analog delay chips and so only about 1,000 units will be produced.
