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Old 17.02.2009, 01:25 PM
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I finally broke down and bought the keyboard I've been coveting for quite sometime.

Yesterday, I brought home my new Minimoog Voyager Electric Blue and I'm totally geeked about it. It's been over 20 years since my original Model D went away, and it's nice to have that functionality back in my rig.

Between my Virus Ti, Minimoog and Motif ES, I think all the major synth bases are now covered!!!

I'll likely be putting it through its paces this week in the studio, so we'll see what shakes out.

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Old 17.02.2009, 04:55 PM
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I've got 1 too, put it through the Tone2 Warmverb and you're in space heaven
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Whats your adresse?
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I actually have THREE alarm systems for my house. One electronic and the other two are pictured below.

Very effective at keeping unwanted visitors away.
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Are those some kind of wild attack horse? They are large beasts and do look quite effective.
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Look again, the Dogs are normal sized, Meisenhower is a Hobbit.
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Look again, the Dogs are normal sized, Meisenhower is a Hobbit.
Even worse, I live in my neighbors "Barbie" doll house, which make us all very small!! Either that or I'm having some weird flashback from the mid 70's again!!

. . . . .now back to making trippy sounds with the Virus and Minimoog!!
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Are those some kind of wild attack horse? They are large beasts and do look quite effective.
Actually, the reality is if someone came in simply to steal, I suspect the "beasts" would give them a walking tour of the house, after all the crazy barking, snarling and growling that would go on first. On the other hand, if some one was to try and harm me or my family, they would be torn to bits in seconds, as the dogs are pretty protective of people, but not things.

If someone is crazy enough to come into a house with 320 lbs of big dogs waiting for them, then they're crazy enough to be dangerous. I think most robbers would simply find another place to rob that didn't have such a big welcoming party.
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Actually, the reality is if someone came in simply to steal, I suspect the "beasts" would give them a walking tour of the house
That is in fact what happened when someone broke into my house!

My Dog jumps up and goes nuts whenever someone comes to the door or even moves the gate. But when a fairly noisy crackhead broke my front door lock and came into my House the (expletive deleted) Dog didn't even look up! Scary.

BTW I love Great Danes I adopted one for a year.
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