This one got me 2 weeks in FaceBook Jail. I have a couple of stickers around the shop.
Everything around here is deadly, especially the Jacob’s Ladder and the open guitar amp chassis
…also me at the piano in a hotel lobby halfway through a Chopin Nocturne
The things people say …
Comment on the sound quality of a Behringer Model D.
So now you know. Beware of short leads in your builds (make it sound cold) and small enclosures (less resonance)!
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lol like any of that makes that much of a difference in how it sounds .
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Also the double o in the Moog logo sets up a resonant cavity
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It really works i replaced the pressed wood on my microkorg with real hardware store oak and now it sounds like a maxikorg at least, maybe even a gigakorg.
Next i’m going to replace all components with through-holes without clipping the leads off 
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Bring back the old days, when trade magazines would regularly host articles by Antonio Stradivari and Robert Moog, about the best varnish for a Model D.
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I noticed this comment too in the Bad Gear video on youtube. I don’t think the author is serious. 
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Ha, you never know. Musicians when talking about analog gear vs digital gear sometimes sound like HiFi enthusiasts, and in my experience they can come up with all kinds of BS.
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Well that’s true. You never know
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Poe’s Law and its inverse will be the death of us all
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Only thing I find more baffling than Teenage Engineering’s marketing is their customers.
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The very model of efficiency and elegance. Perhaps someone has too much time on their hands?
i remember when i could have bought an op-1 for 700 buckazoids at a guitar center. I passed on it then, and i dont deeply regret it. Ive gotten the pocket operators and had fun, but i think the things like the op-1 are just not for me. especially at that price point, its a huge deal breaker.
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