Moog MF-105 MuRF Pedal - Stompbox Walkthru Part 1

February 07, 2007
Moog MuRF part 1
The MF-105 MuRF pedal is definitely an unusual pedal. MuRF stands for "Multiple Reference Filer Array" (wait wouldn't that be MuRFA?). Well, no matter. This is a pretty cool pedal and can offer up a variety of sounds with the right amount of tweaking.

Although this is an unfamiliar effect to many guitarists, synth nuts and techno producers may know this effect as a step sequenced filter or some other such nonsense. Check out what this effect can do with the clean signal from a guitar in this video. Stay tuned for part two when we try out this pedal with a synthesizer.
Presenter: Daniel Agosto
Location: Gearwire Labs, Chicago IL

Dan Agosto is a media producer for Gearwire and gets all kinds of crazy when he hears the digital flanger.


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Moog Murf review

By: Eric
Hi, I like your pedal reviews! I still am a pedal junkie. (last count I had collected 19 over the last 20 years) but I can't spend that much time checking them out myself these days. The Murf isn't quite my cup of tea but I was very impressed with the review. I could see myself playing with one for hours! Keep it up. Eric
Sat, 2007-04-21 11:34

Dang!

By: Robert Plant
Thats cool. Can you use it on bass?
Wed, 2007-07-11 11:47

don't you mean "multiple

By: Anonymous Coward

don't you mean "multiple resonance filter array"?

Mon, 2007-12-03 21:03

Moog pedal walkthroughs

By: Peter Kadar

Thanks for doing these.... I'm building a quasi modular synth/FX processor out of moogerfooger pedals... I'd love to see more of these types of videos in the future... As well as one on the CP-251 control processor, and using multiple pedals together...

thanks again for everything!

Peter K.

Toronto

Wed, 2007-12-05 17:26

Where's part 2??

By: Peter Kadar

Can you guys please post part 2 of this video when you have a moment?

PK

Wed, 2007-12-05 17:31

MULTIPLE RESONANCE FILTER

By: Anonymous Coward

MULTIPLE RESONANCE FILTER ARRAY

Wed, 2008-07-09 09:36

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