Well we’re sporting our full Movember tash’s & are ready to review the brand new Moog MiniFooger pedal range – these are more affordable than anything Moog has previously made, and we absolutely loved ’em!
If you want to read the spec, see close up pics or just plain order one, go here -http://www.andertons.co.uk/blog/guitars/awesome-new-minifooger-pedals-announced-by-moog
So what do you think? Weird & wonderful, or not so cool?? We know they won’t be for everyone, but if you’re looking for something a bit different, we think these are just about the coolest pedals we’ve reviewed all year.
PS – if you fancy making a last minute donation to the Movember Tash Fund, you can go here – http://blog.andertons.co.uk/miscellaneous/andertons-raising-money-for-movember-foundation
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Schwinn SW76173-4 Universal Pedal (1/2 x 9/16-Inch)
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BV Bike Pedal Set, Bicycle Pedals, 9/16-Inch Boron Steel Spindle, Pair
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RaceFace Chester Pedal Black, One Size
Material: [body] nylon composite, [axle] chromoly steel Removable Pins: yes, steel Claimed Weight: 340 g Actual Weight Notes: Race Face Chester flat pedals. Recommended Use: mountain bike (as of March 29, 2020 - More infoProduct prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on [relevant Amazon Site(s), as applicable] at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.)
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Petals on the Wind
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The semi-hollow Gretsch plus the fuzzy drive gives quite a QOTSA-esque vibe. I can’t believe how bad the taches are though! Rob is fine with a beard, and would probably be fine clean-shaven, but Lee with facial hair is just wrong! Unless he could grow a proper full beard… but I doubt it would suit him! Oddly, when he’s clean-shaven, he looks REALLY like Bob Moog…
Maybe you guys should try fuzz hugger pedals…
This is the best demo of these pedals!
Rocking the stache, cap´!
These pedals seem wicked, one thing ive always found though is i cant stand trem effects. i dont know what it is, its just uncomfortable with me ears or something? the pulsing ._.
i cant be the only one though :’)
Rob, you actually look respectable with the moogstache.
You have reverb on your face, I mean your voice.
Only around 18:50 could I begin to appreciate these pedals. There’s a whole load of whack-ass sounds you can create, but how many of them are actually pleasant? To each their own, but these are a bit too far-out for my liking. If you want synth, use synth.
These pedals are so neo-psych
I need these in my life.
These pedals sound very strange.
ITS MOOG NOT MOOG
Add a Chorus pedal in there! 🙂
Anyone know the outro song I know its by Dorje
I think this is by far your guys’ best vid so far. Capt had his swagger on that day and Rob was in cozy winter mood so the energies were balanced. The product you were reviewing is just out of this world and the demo music is from the world next door. I declare this a Anderton music YouTube classic.
With Rob and Lee rocking these mustaches all this video needs is a really old filter so it looks like they’re some 60s/70s prog rock pioneers with all those psychedelic effects 😀
M-ow-g
you did not really say the names of all these pedals.. I heard fuzz, tremolo.. then what? I see someone below said ring modulator? does Moog make other affordable things for the guitarist also?
Maybe it’s just the stache’, but I think Cap’n Lee is a born knob-tweaker. Get that guy a synth and an indie shoe gaze band.
I’ll never understand why a guitarist would buy a ring modulator. They sound quite interesting but unless you’re doing some kind of really experimental weirdness they’re pretty useless.
Great pedal, shit video.
In some camera angles that gretsch looks like it is fretless
I feel like the drive/fuzz didn’t get a fair go, I have one myself and it is really versatile, and Lee had the tone a bit low for most of it. It can be a crystal clean or dirty boost, a high end drive or JFET tube melting fuzz if you wanted it to.
Jazz hands!!
Can you guys do another video on the mark II versions of these pedals, including the newer chorus and flange pedals in the line? You’re the best.
Depeche Mode !
I have the chorus and love it. Thinking about the Delay and Distortion.
Coolest pedals I’ve heard in a long time. I could get into these for hours on end. Drooling right now haha!
bought the drive from Anderson’s last weekend, with exp pedal. have now ordered delay, chorus and ring mod, three more exp pedals and a new board plus power to sit them on. love it.
~7:50 this is basically just EDM now.
At first I wasn’t impressed, but when you combined the fuzz and the ring modulator, these got my attention.
I need that fuzz-ring modulator combo!
could you please do more Moog demo’s I’d love to hear what you would do with the Moog Moogerfooger line of pedals in comparison what you did with these minigoogers… your choice of Gretsch Electromatic to use on this demo was simply awesome!!!