Etherwave Pro Nolonger Available At Moog Music

Gordon, that was a funny bit about the class distictiion. Now, if I can just get that junior theremin to work...

I also got a wooden back etherwave pro. I love it, it's changing my life...
Here is a video of some impro with the band Radio Delevine in Paris : http://youtube.com/watch?v=Z8k4eiMBsiQ
I just used a bad 10 watt amp for this concert...

I know you're enjoying that new Pro. Not bad for a 10 watt amp.

Would anyone know by chance where an Etherwave Pro is still available for purchase? Thank you in advance!

Sorry Folks I think I had the last Ltd E-pro
from Turnkey so no more in the UK. There were two at Hands off 2007!!!

Try the vendor list from Moog.
Long shot but some of them were stocking up.
There's a link in Jason's news item about it.
http://www.thereminworld.com/news.asp?s=603
Good luck!
I'd never give mine up.

I've been wondering. Is it set in stone that Moog is going to bring out another high end theremin like the Epro? I know Thomas was talking about the likelyhood of such a thing but is there any more information of this?

tim

Don't think it was ever set in stone. Was recently in touch with a couple folks at Moog for other stuff, everyone said there was interest but no plan for a new professional model. I try to keep dropping hints in any communication with Moog or product registration form. Folks could chime in periodically on their forum too so at least they know we want one, but it may be a while. They're still assembling the last of the final 80, the special cabinet may have slowed things down.

Both Humbucker and Big City in the US *might* still have one unspoken for that's still waiting for shipping from the factory. Last I talked to them was a week or so ago.

It would seem reasonable to assume that accumulated experience with the EtherWave and the EWPro would result in an improved EW Std. in due course. One wouldn't want to render dealers' stock unsalable by announcing a new and improved model for the same price while there was still a significant stock out there; marketing could get a bit tricky. Well, I have a lot of work to do on my ThereMax before I will be in any position to consider a Moog.

Alexander, thanks for posting the link.

The "VLC800 Digital Modelling Cowbell" made my day.