By Lillian Cox
UNION-TRIBUNE
February 3, 2005
CARLSBAD – Rock legend Jimi Hendrix tested the limits of electric guitar by manipulating distortion and feedback with his Fender Stratocaster.
A Stratocaster is one of more than a dozen instruments in the "Hands-on the Future" interactive exhibit. The public can play each instrument in the exhibit while wearing headphones and following tutorials.
A Moog Ethernet [sic] theremin autographed by Bob Moog is included in the display.
"Moog is the great-granddaddy of the modern synthesizer," said B.J. Morgan, marketing manager at the museum.
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There's still no word on the release date of Robert Moog's latest theremin, the Etherwave Pro from Moog Music. However, the 
BEACH BOYS star Brian Wilson performed the band's 'lost' album 'SMILE' for the first time ever in LONDON at the London Royal Festival Hall on February 20, the first dates on a tour which will visit other cities throughout the UK this month.
Introducing the Etherwave Pro
The latest theremin design from Bob Moog
Moog Music announces the Etherwave Pro, a fully professional theremin with unexcelled tone and response. Its features and portability make it ideal for both stage and studio use. It is the latest development in Moog Music's fifty-year history of building high quality theremins. Bob Moog calls it his best sounding theremin ever. "The Etherwave Pro will set a new standard for design and workmanship for electronic instruments."
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