Again this is a controller, it is not midi, it will not create it’s own sounds.” Link

This Prodigy is in great shape compared to others I see on eBay all the time. All the knobs work, all the buttons work, all the keys work, both oscillators work, pitch and mod wheel both work, etc. Great shape!

The power cable for this synth is attached, so it is obviously included. This baby is ready to plug in and play. ” Link

First of all, I cleaned it up a bit today, plugged it in, and it works! But there are a few things in need of repair which I will detail for you.

Six keys are not working. There are some knobs missing but all the sliders and levers seem to work except for the detune slider on Tone 2.

It needs a thorough cleaning internaly along with all the sliders, levers and pots. I believe a competent technician can repair this unit so that it’s fully functional. At the very least, lots of working parts can be harvested for repairing other Moogs.” Link

The Moog Source is a monophonic analog synthesizer manufactured in New York USA in 1981. It has two real VCO ! A programmable arpeggiator, a sequencer, a 24 db/octave filter with cutoff, Res, two ADSR envelope , A LFO, cv / gate input …
The Moog Source has 16 memory locations, in fact it is the first MOOG to integrate patch memory storage !
The sound of the Source is really MOOG, the sound is very close to a Minimoog Model D despite an oscillator in less. The sound is very thick. The arpeggiator is also quite interesting, because programmable leaving the basic UP and Down patterns style … The Moog Source is currently used by the group ”Air” on their album and 2010 tour. Bands like Depeche Mode, Will I.Am of Black Eyed Peas, Clark (warp records) also use the MOOG SOURCE…The Moog Source sell here is in good cosmetic condition with just some scruff on the metal, but you see it a lot more on the pictures than in reality. And this Moog Source is in perfect condition (completely revised).If you’ve got questions, feel free to ask me ” Link

Das Gerät ist eigentlich gut erhalten, grundsätzlich funktioniert der Synthesizer und macht einen tollen Sound.
Er hat einen Ribbon Controller und Tastatur-Druckempfindlichkeit.
Optisch ist der Synth sehr schön erhalten

Es gibt aber zwei Dinge die nicht in Ordnung sind :

- Er verstimmt sich
- Die Tastatur Druckempfindlichkeit geht auch nur sehr, sehr schwach.

Ich empfehle das Gerät mal überholen zu lassen.

Diese Moog Synths sind hier in Europa recht selten zu finden.
Ein wirklich toller Synthesizer für Sammler und für den professionellen Studio, bzw. Live- Betrieb.

Dies ist ein Privatverkauf daher gebe ich keine Gewährleistung, Garantie oder Rücknahme auf das Gerät !” Link

Just testing the water here as I really don’t want to sell this but if there is enough interest I will! Some of the photos shown here were taken by Jeff at Customsynth uk when it was being customised last year and the others were taken by me this week.

If anyone is interested in this fully serviced and customised Cream and Gold MOOG Liberation with Power Supply MOOG rack module, 50 foot connecting cable, very thick white leather posing/playing strap (shown rolled up in picture 10 and of course seen attached to the keyboard in pix 1 and 2) and custom made flight case – foam lined and red outside and it fits the power supply as well under the keyboard – this is the auction for you! It’s all ready to go – just add amplification – so you can start posing in front of that mirror immediately! It is definitely collection only from Hove, near Brighton in the UK and even in if you live in the US or Australia you’d be mad to ask me to risk this unique item on a courier (so don’t ask as I won’t do it) and have a holiday in the UK!

When did you last see a custom Moog Liberation on ebay? When did you last see a Moog Liberation on ebay available to UK buyers rather than just in the US – period!? It is in perfect working/sonic condition and excellent cosmetic condition, having only been customised exactly one year ago. This was serviced by James Walker at Synth Restore and then Customised by Jeff Toman at Custom Synth in Devon, UK last June/July – 2009. I’ve just been in touch with Jeff and he is sending me a small pot of the paint he used so if it ever needs any touching up in future (it’s a wooden body underneath – remember wood!?) you will have the right match. By the way if you look closely at the pix you will see Jeff has added his own little quirk by calling oscillators one and oscillator two both oscillator one – this is deliberate and is best seen in the fourth photo. If the winner really wants that one letter/number changed from 1 to 2 he is happy to do it for you but you will need to get it to him yourself in Devon after you’ve got it from me! This it is collection only from Hove near Brighton – a great place for a weekend away – and cash on collection, cleared cheque or bank transfer preferably but Paypal is possible. It’s for collection as I can just lift the flight case with the Moog inside (and I’m six foot tall and fairly strong!) so there’s no way a courier is getting their hands on it!! Buy it now is set to see what offers you want to make – but the price isn’t that crazy looking at what people are charging for synths at present which are nowhere near as rare – or exciting. So questions and offers please. For those that are interested the ebay fees alone on this one are almost £100. Paypal will easily double those fees so do contact me if you want to use Paypal before pressing that button” Link

It has the classic “Moog sound” even with only 2 oscillators.
There are some things that a full-blown MiniMog does not even have:

Oscillator Sync – imparts a very unique timbre.

A dedicated Modulation source – in general, one uses Oscillator 3 on a Mini
as the source for modulation, so on the Prodigy you don’t sacfifice an
Oscillator just for this.

NOTE: Interface jacks ca be installed fairly easily by anyone familiar with
rudimentary electronics – I have the instructions including some hand drawn diagrams.
I just never felt the need to do this, as I have a couple other Moogs with interfacing.

I would call this in pretty good condition.
It’s the same as when I bought it about 15 years ago.
It appears something has been spilled on one of the end panels, but it does
not seem to have affected the functionality at all – everything works fine.
This one has a lighter colour wood than most of the ones I have seen.
The keys are all sitting nice and flat – no “buckteeth” on this.

PLEASE NOTE: One pot shaft is broken – it’s the OSCILLATOR 1 mixer level pot.
The knob is intact – this is how I received it about 15 years ago.
It will of course be included [removed and placed in a bag to prevent loss
during shipping].
There are possible sources for a replacement pot – I just never bothered.
Instead I pushed a metal sleeve over the broken shaft and then push the
knob onto the sleeve – works fine, but you do need to be careful that
the knob does not fall off and get lost – I only ever used this in a studio
so it never left the room.” Link

All keys, sliders, and switches work cleanly and clearly. There is a bit of scratchiness in the main volume pot, but it seems to get less the more I work it; the other pots are clear. I’ve checked out all the functions and everything works correctly per the Field Walkthrough in the Service Manual.

I’ve performed the following maintenance/improvements:

* Cleaned out the horrible foam that destroys the sliders
* Replaced all the sliders and switches with new ones from Technology Transplant (a $150 value, just for the parts)
* Recapped the electrolytics on the panel board and the power supply

I’ve also made several modifications to this unit; most of these are very basic but very useful:

* Expanded the range of the LFO, from very slow (~ 0.1Hz) to audio range (>30 Hz)
* Added an audio input to the VCF
* Added an audio input to the Chorus circuit
* Added a ‘GATE IN’ jack (triggerable by voltage > 2V)
* Replaced the slider caps with Arp-like, color-coded rubber nips (I still have all the old slider caps, and I’ll include them with the shipped unit)

I’ve always thought that the Opus had one of the better implementations of the Moog filter and this unit allows an external input to be run through it while being triggered from an external gate. Feeding a sound into the analog Chorus can certainly add richness and shimmer. And, credit where credit is due: the modifications that I’ve made were inspired by a Moog Opus-3 that was ebay’ed several years ago by a well-known Moog synth technician. Note that he did not make the modifications to this unit – I did – but he should get credit for the ideas!

Now for the bad news. There’s a cosmetic flaw in that the front panel sticker on this unit is fraying in the upper corners (see the pictures). It’s not a progressing problem, as it’s been like that since I got the unit 4 years ago and it never bothered me.

The Owner’s and Service Manuals are available freely on the web. I will include an IEC power cord with the synth” Link

Powers on, but no sound?

Some crakes on both front corners of frame but no real damage on the outside.” Link

I try and test every item I sell but unfortunately no Commodore 64 to test.” Link

Is in excellent condition for its age. I have replaced all knobs and keyboard bushings.

Some things to note:
- Oscillator 1 is a little drifty
- The Osc 3 control switch can be a bit temperamental
- Keyboard buss bars need a bit of a clean” Link

Eine der Tasten (siehe Bild) wurde offensichtlich einmal geklebt.” Link

This Synthesiser is a classic and in unbelievable condition with the pastic cover still over front panel.

Includes

* Moog MiniMoog Model D Synthesiser
* Ribbon Controller Signed by Bob Moog
* Full origional Manuals Signed by Bob Moog
* Full Flight Case
* Full Serviced and in perfect working condition

This Minimoog has never been gigged and still adorns the original plastic cover on the front panel.” Link

Internally- Apart from any repairs, it has been disassembled and cleaned, new electrolytic capacitors (all boards/rectifier board, power supply), all jacks, switches, potentiometers, trims, modulation section connectors, and edge card connectors cleaned, inspected and resoldered PCB solder connections, tightened power transformer mounting, tightened heatsinks on power supply board, nuts tightened on all selector switches and pots. Keyboard disassembled, key contacts cleaned, bussbar polished, new key bushings (action feels great), keyboard leveled, and the synth has been fully calibrated.” Link

There are only a few minor scrapes to the cloth and some minor places where the cloth could be re-glued. See additional photos link below for more. On the right side of the keyboard there is a small hole in the cloth and the area there needs to be re-glued in general(the cloth). I didn’t want to attempt any repairs to the cloth as I assumed that it may depreciate the value. Some MOOG historian probably knows exactly what glue was used and this process should obviously be duplicated for maximum future use and value as this is an extremely rare keyboard. Some minor lifting of the fabric and a couple of small holes that appear over all and in general to be way less than normal wear and tear. This does not look like a “played” keyboard and the keys don’t feel like that either. It looks more like something that was played lightly and then just left alone and forgotten about for many years. I only gave it a basic wipe for dust and a gentle cleaning with a compressed air gun afterward to remove any fibers from the cloth. The air gun was on low pressure and has a water separator valve so there was no chance of moisture etc. I took great care in prepping this keyboard. The only liberty that I took was to bend back the lock on one side of the case as it was not flat as it needs to be to lock for transporting. It was bent over in a “J” shape and well the case would never lock like that. You can see where I did this but it looks pretty solid and now the case locks as per normal. All the potentiometers, switches and keys are free and move very well. No Pepsi Syndrome here! The case cover has all 8 stock rubber feet intact! You should just be able to plug this baby right in to your synth modules and rock and roll but this is being sold as is where is only unless you can bring your synth modules here to test. I am not a keyboard player and have absolutely no need for this. I had a pretty good idea how valuable this particular keyboard was when I saw it in a lot that I bought and that is why I bought it. Again, if you do happen to have a MOOG synth and are anywhere near Andover, Ma please contact me and I would be happy to let you hook it up as long as you bring stock MOOG modules and not some custom thing that may damage the keyboard. Please don’t wait until the last 24 hours of the auction end to ask if you can come by. ” Link

Très rare d’en trouver dans cet état là.

Vendu avec son Flightcase. Vidéo disponible. 110V.” Link

Ansonsten habe ich nicht viel plan von dem gerät .Es scheint aber zumindest teilweise zu funktionieren .ich habe es an einen gitarrenverstärker angeschlossen und es kamen töne heraus. Allerdings nur leise und mit nebengräuschen , zwei tasten gehen nicht. die poties krachen teilweise ein wenig. Das blaue tastenfeld in der mitte geht (man kann klänge auswählen.).

Alles in allem gehe ich davon aus ,das das gerät überholt werden muß und verkaufe es ausdrücklich als eingeschränkt funktionsfähig.” Link

THE WOOD ALSO SHOWS OBVIOUS SIGNS OF AGE.

IT SOUNDS GREAT AND EVERYTHING WORKS AS IT SHOULD.

240V” Link

Moog “The Rogue” synthesizer in great condition. Kept in storage case for most of the last 25 years! Includes original power supply and original 32 page owners manual! It has no visible wear, no cracked keys, and no rust! Everything seems to be in good working condition, but I am no expert on the matter. I have owned this synth for years and it has hardly been used any except for some recording. I don’t think you will find a nicer one anywhere for the year model. I will also include the storage case “suitcase” it has been kept in, as they seem to need each other! Thanks for looking and bidding!” Link

More about the warranty a bit later but now for the synth, this has an organ, a brass section and a synth section. Some of the sounds you can get out of this are just so lush and warm and the different sections can be mixed together or separated. The organ section is ok but I love the synth section with its warm fat beautiful sounds. You can get some great lush pads and strings out of this synth. Polyphonic synths are really now at a premium because monosynths are going through the roof. This is an affordable option and is polyphonic so grab it while it is here for the taking. There is a VCF, VCA with ADSR control, LFO and various controls for wave shapes for the VCO. If you want to know more about this brilliant synth check out vintagesynth.com.

This does not have midi so please understand that. There are midi kits available for it.

The metal work and the printing are absolutely excellent on this example and the keyboard plays really nicely.” Link

This one functionally is top notch and functioning absolutely perfectly. It has been recently overhauled and serviced by a top U.K service engineer.

This is the model 203a version and NOT the 280. So this is called the synthesiser. It has keyboard written on it. The reason I believe to be the case is that Moog named this the Polymoog keyboard when it was built pre-1978. They then launched the model 280 post 1978 which became the keyboard. This version was then renamed the synthesiser.

To be absolutely fair, some people and purists prefer the newer keyboard model 280 version because of its abilities to replicate the famous Garry Newman sound but this model 203a selling here isn’t a million miles away from replicating the same sound, it just isn’t quite as easy to do so.

Everything you need to know about this synth if you aren’t sure about it should be found on vintagesynth.

Cosmetically, to be absolutely honest, this is not fantastic. Its ok, you know pretty good for its age kind of stuff but it would be very wrong to suggest it was excellent or mint, it is good, probably not even very good, just good or maybe fair. I hope I have been reasonable in spelling this out.” Link

The serial number is 6635. This one has NOT been modified with the newer style oscillators. It’s in excellent condition and was serviced by a professional technician.

It comes with the original manual and an Input Ext S-Trig plug.” Link