MoogFest Engineer Pass

[Timko]

I was on the Moog site, looking for some new rubber feet for my Minifooger Delay (a badass analog pedal for not a lot of $$ if you're looking, BTW), and came across this link:

https://www.moogmusic.com/news/moogfest-engineer-vip-workshop

I have a couple of synth-head friends who have told me about MoogFest from a musician and lecture standpoint, but this is something totally different.  Over the course of 2 days you build a synth/sequencer.  $1500 is not anything to sneeze at, but for 2 days with Moog engineering it seems like it would be worth it.  Being able to pick those folks brains in a small classroom setting would be more valuable than what you build. 

I can't go this year, but it's something I'll look into next year as this would be a great bucket list tpye activity. 

[nzCdog]

Paging alanp! 

[matmosphere]

not cheap but I'm sure it's worth every penny to have a chance to learn from those guys.

[alanp]

I can't even afford getting pcb's fabbed, let alone a travel ticket to the States, and then the entry fee on top of that!

You Americans are so lucky with all your fests, cons, meet-ups, and all the rest.

[Timko]

I'll help pay for you to get boards fabbed Alan. Your stuff is awesome.

[Jules]

I'll help pay for you to get boards fabbed Alan. Your stuff is awesome.

yeah, me too.
Especially the Biphase.

[zombie_rock123]

Me three! Im down with paying for some proto costs if it reserves a spot on the final list 

[Aristatertotle]

That's cool. I did the factory tour at the Moog headquarters this past October. Definitely a cool experience. Was really cool seeing their stock of components and all of their gear like the system 55's and 35's being built up.