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Average rating:
3.8 out of 5
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Well, it's small but nice-looking and can make some really annoying things if the osc's are set out of unison. Hard to tune though and (as all used analogue stuff here in the cold north) expensive! I hope I'm not sending this twice since my browser is messy...
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Hard to tune, not many modulation routings, but its that chess thing: Only a few rules, but lots of possibilities! The Rogue is an amazing cutie, sounds fat and warm. Not for all purposes, but who wants to make music for all purposes? Give it some chorus and reverb, and it will give you a very lovely sound! Got it for $ 170 aproximately.
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picked mine up for 200, which is a fairly good deal... quite the little synth for quirky sounds, its oscs can be given a tune-up from back panel screw, which is nice. its constantly sample fodder for my esi. perfect for someone who wants the moog sound at budget money...
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I bought my Rogue from a needy friend for $70.00, and i've gotten more than my money's worth. Used in conjunction with a high-end piece of sampling/processing gear, the Rogue is as versatile as most Moogs. Without help, however, it lacks desperately.
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