Moogerfooger analog effects pedals were originally introduced under Robert Moog’s second company Big Briar, which in 2002 was renamed Moog Music after Bob Moog bought back the rights to his name. Moogerfoogers were produced under Moog Music until 2018. They essentially allow users to apply the modules that constituted the original Moog design to arbitrary sound inputs. Housed in a black wedge-shaped box with walnut edges, all parameters on the pedals are variable using control voltages which may be plugged into the rear of the pedal using 1/4″ jacks.The MF-103 is an analog twelve stage phaser with the option of a 6-stage mode which produces a subtle change in harmonic response. The phaser’s resonance can also be controlled. Like the MF-102, the MF-103 has an independent LFO, however in this instance it is used to vary the “sweep” parameter. It also has a 2nd Auxiliary output fed by an inverted instance of the Phase shifted signal. As the LFO modulates the phaser, the sound takes on a swirling spacial effect.
The Moogerfooger MF103 12Stage Phaser is bookable by request
The Moogerfooger MF103 12Stage Phaser is currently on loan
This instrument is currently on loan outside of the MESS Studio.
It will be unavailable for booking during this time, but we’ll update its availability as soon as it is back.
The Moogerfooger MF103 12Stage Phaser is currently being serviced
This instrument is currently undergoing maintenance to ensure we keep the MESS collection in top condition. Regular servicing is essential to preserve the quality and functionality of our instruments.
It will be unavailable for booking during this time, but we’ll update its availability as soon as the servicing is complete.
The Moogerfooger MF103 12Stage Phaser is a great way to get started!
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Moogerfooger analog effects pedals were originally introduced under Robert Moog’s second company Big Briar, which in 2002 was renamed Moog Music after Bob Moog bought back the rights to his name. Moogerfoogers were produced under Moog Music until 2018. They essentially allow users to apply the modules that constituted the original Moog design to arbitrary sound inputs. Housed in a black wedge-shaped box with walnut edges, all parameters on the pedals are variable using control voltages which may be plugged into the rear of the pedal using 1/4″ jacks.The MF-103 is an analog twelve stage phaser with the option of a 6-stage mode which produces a subtle change in harmonic response. The phaser’s resonance can also be controlled. Like the MF-102, the MF-103 has an independent LFO, however in this instance it is used to vary the “sweep” parameter. It also has a 2nd Auxiliary output fed by an inverted instance of the Phase shifted signal. As the LFO modulates the phaser, the sound takes on a swirling spacial effect.
