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Don’t be fooled by the Chorus/Flange switch. While the Cluster Flux can conjure up a monstrous Jet Flange and sparkling Chorus sound, it also can transport you straight into another dimension.
Create an array of unique sounds with 6 wave shapes (Sine, Triangle, Square, Ramp, Reverse Ramp and Sample and Hold). Each shape is the foundation for a completely different musical inspiration. Tap in the tempo of your LFO via the TAP TEMPO button, or sync the Cluster Flux to a MIDI clock.
Positive and Negative Feedback allow you a wider range of tones and voicing than you would find in a normal stomp box. These can even be used to drive the Cluster Flux into tuned self-oscillation.
Use the Amount and Rate controls for expression and modulation of the delay line. Anything from vibrato to a jackhammer, these controls can make it happen.
Just want a little bit of an effect? Use mix control to dial in the the perfect blend of original and effected signal.
Want more control? CV jacks on the back allow for control of Time, Rate, Mix, Feedback and Amount via the Moog EP-2 Expression Pedal, CV or other Moogerfoogers.
Like all Moogerfoogers, the Cluster Flux is made to work with all sound sources: Guitars, Drum Machines, Keyboards... you name it. The Cluster Flux is of course built in the classic Moog fashion and is guranteed to give you a lifetime of musical joy!
Thought you guys would dig this... "Introducing the MF-108M Cluster Flux. The latest addition to our Moogerfooger family of effects What is it?? It's an analog BBD based chorus flanger w/ Tap Tempo modulation for guitar players, and extensive MIDI control for keyboardists, recording, etc. This new Moogerfooger takes the Chorus/Flanger to a ...
...I had bought two MF-103 when they were still in production)... something seems to be missing though, for example the MF-108M delay can be set to longer times using a midi setting, although the bbd clock leaks into the audible signal (I think I tried this feature once), or the MF-105 hardware has a...
...powering phase? By the way, the MF-101 and MF-102 require 100mA, the MF-103 and MF-107 require 200mA, the MF-105M and MF-108M require 300mA, the MF-104M requires 400mA. So, if that power supply doesn’t work properly with the MF-105M, I expect it won’t work with the MF-104M either, while it may work with the less power hungry...
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