The Moog MF-104M Moogerfooger Analog Delay pedal is back… kinda.
A limited amount has been built, but there is a catch!
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The Moog Moogerfooger Analog Delay has been out of production for a while now due to a lack of crucial components. Now Moog has acquired some and is gearing up for a limited production run. So if you’d despaired of ever getting your hands on one of these pedals, there is hope. Sort of.
Moog MF-104M Analog Delay
Moog today announced that it has managed to produce a limited number of the MF-104M Moogerfooger Analog Delay pedal. But here is the rub: Moog will only be selling them from its Asheville store in North Carolina!
Bob Moog originally designed the MF-104 Analog Delay back in 2000. It was discontinued in 2001, but in 2012 Moog introduced the Moogerfooger MF-104M Analog Delay for mass production. But the company ran out of chips and although its briefly resurfaced in 2015 it was again discontinued due to lack of suitable components.
MF-104M Moogerfooger Analog Delay · Source: Moog
BBD Supply
The reason for the low production numbers is that the bucket-brigade delay (BBD) chips this thing needs are running out and they cannot build the analogue delay pedal without them. However, the people at Moog have managed to get their hands on a small amount of the elusive chips and have built a small batch of MF-104M pedals. So small that availability is limited to only one store worldwide – in North Carolina!
Just in case you have never seen the spec on these:
- All-analog delay pedal with 800+ milliseconds of delay
- Six LFO waveform shapes create a wide variety of modulation effects
- Tap tempo makes it easy to change delay time while you’re playing
- Built-in spillover function allows delays to decay naturally after turning the effect off
- Spillover can be turned on/off with external footswitch (sold separately)
- Full MIDI control
- CV control over all primary functions
- Rear-panel insert point lets you add effects processors to only the delayed signal
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One response to “The Moog MF-104M Moogerfooger Analog Delay pedal is back… kinda.”
if you’re looking for similar tones the Eventide Rose is pretty close – its effectively a Digital BBD with analog filter, mixer and feedback circuits. Here’s a demo of them side by side.
https://youtu.be/-OYKDf7pS1Q