First Impressions of the Moog Little Phatty 

Go buy yourself three slims and you’re nearly there! ;)

Bought the Tribute when it was released, yes the. Model released right after had a few editions but for me not enough of a difference to sell it and get the newer model. Still have it, lives with the Voyagers, model D and other fun toys 🙂🙂🤨room for all

By far the biggest piece of shit I’ve ever played but it sounds and looks amazing so it is what it is lmao

It’s weird hearing people say stuff like that sometimes. To me this thing is built extremely well very solid and unique because of the led’s that Moog hasn’t put on a synth since this one. The light show you get on start up is very cool and the push button rubber button leds makes it fun to explore. I’ve had mine since 2012. I don’t have sticky knobs or yellow keys. My keys are ivory white. It looks brand new still. But it’s all about how you take care of gear. I have really old synths like 24 years old I purchased new and they look brand nee because I took care of them well. Maintain your instruments and these things won’t be a problem.

@@jae6220 I have much older synths and none has deteriorated like the Moog so it has nothing to do with how I care for it. I like the LEDs and the buttons but that doesn't change the fact the keys go yellow, the key bed is poor for the price and the textured coating on the end panels and modulator wheels goes sticky. These complaints seem pretty universal.

@@jae6220Do you mind sharing a few tips on how you care for your equipment? Would appreciate any feedback

I got a Slim Phatty about a month ago to use with a Korg Prophecy, it’s built like a tank, sounds great but with the Prophecy it’s really cool.