Analogue systems

The Moogerfoog ain't got nothin' on the Buchla's new 297 phasor - which I
have one of right here as I type this.  Don's asking $1200 for that bad boy.
The unit isn't mine, it belongs to a friend.  It sounds great, as you would
only hope with a module costing this much.

The A Sys Comb filter is interesting, but not what I would consider a
boilerplate comb filter.  Although it will give you endless enjoyment with
its timbral possibilities.  Think of it as Adrian Belew behind a faceplate -
this is sort of what it sounds like (I know, stupid analogy).

The Doepfer phasor is noisey as hell, but I'm perfectly happy with it
otherwise.  

I have not heard the A Sys phasor but did see it at Namm. From what I saw,
it should be suhhhhh-weeeEEEeet.  Built in sweep LFO was one thing of note I
noted (great English, huh?).

Anyway, Roger at Big City has one of the phasors and he will be installing
it into the large A Sys very very soon - so hopefully I will be able to give
you a full report at that time.

cheers,

P






Michelizzawrote:


> the phaser i like most is the
> moogerfooger 12-stage phaser.
>
> unfortunately i don't have the ASys rs400,
> but if it sounds similar to the smallstone,
> than it is a good option.
> the doepfer a-125 (6-stage) doesn't sound as good as
> the moogerfooger, but it is the cheapest
> in price, so you can buy two or more of them
> for stereo processing and enhance it's sound even more.
>
> if money is not the problem, i would go for
> the moogerfooger.

Thank you very much for your answer !
I have seen price of the moogerfooger and it's a little bit pricey for
me... I thing that the rs400 is a good solution.
However, I read some articles on the Net and there is something not very
clear for me : is a phaser the same as a comb filter ? My opinion is that
a phaser is a comb filter with the delay controled by a lfo. Am I right ?

Arnauld


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