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“I had this tested & the salesman said it’s not quite right.

Shout out to Kevin at C. A. House Music St Clairsville OH.

It powered up & played but I recall him saying something about a crossover slide.

I don’t remember all the tech lingo he mentioned but all the keys worked anyway.

The case is near perfect, no damage, missing parts or yellowing to the knobs.

Heck! I didn’t even see a scratch.

It may be something simple cause it’s in such fine shape?

Comes with the inst manual printed in 4/82.

Sold as-is with no returns.” Click here to visit listing on eBay

“This is a original 1972 Minimoog, serial number is #1442, the 442nd production model in April of 1972. It is a rare transition model in that it has the clear plexiglass pitch and modulation wheels before they switched to the off-white type. Otherwise it has all the original components of an early model D including the oscillators, which were never upgraded.

This MiniMoog had a “Studio Electronics” midi installation but it has been lovingly removed and brought back to it’s original specification by former Moog employee and synth expert Nick Montoya. And with it’s purchase, his 6 month warranty. Nick has restored to “like new” performance and playability.

In a previous servicing, the keyboard was re-bushed and plays like new. And the voice cards were given 28 turn trimmer for fine tuning and calibration. You can see the blue trim pots in the picture of the oscillator card. This doesn’t change the sound in any way. Another photo shows the R.A. Moog card etching on it’s flip side. ” Click here to visit listing on eBay

“I am the original owner and this unit is in great condition. It has never required servicing and is completely unmodified. I purchased this Moog Prodigy in 1980 from Naperville Music in the Chicago suburbs. The original Owner’s Manual, Technical Service Information manual and warranty card shown are included. I never noticed until just now but I think the music store guy wrote down the serial number as 9358 on the warranty card but the sticker on the back looks like 3358 to me. I have owned numerous keyboards/organs/synthesizers over the years but nothing I have ever touched creates the unbelievably wide range of sounds that this little guy does. I am with some reluctance letting this friend of 39 years go to a better home.” Click here to visit listing on eBay

“Moog Music Model 42-4000 Concertmate MG-1 Realistic Synthesizer. Condition is Used. There is one small knob missing for the poly phony slider control (see pictures). Other than that this is on very good condition.” Click here to visit listing on eBay

“Did a little research on this model. It’s one of their first before the marketing on back of the synthesizer.

Vintage Moog Prodigy Vintage Analog Synthesizer Retro Model #6993

It was tested and sounds normal.” Click here to visit listing on eBay

“I regret to separate myself from this Moog Prodigy synthesizer. It is in excellent condition.
Very simple in appearance, the range of sounds is wide in both for bass and leads.
Made in the USA, it is necessary to use a voltage adapter that I will provide you.”
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“VINTAGE 1983 REALISTIC CONCERTMATE MG1 MADE BY MOOG

BOUGHT FROM A TANDY SHOP IN FRANCE

HARDLY USED DURING THE 2 FIRST YEAR, THEN IN A DRY STORAGE FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS.

FULLY WORKING” Click here to visit listing on eBay

“• Recently serviced (tune up) at Rosen Sound, a well known LA shop that specializes in vintage synthesizers
• Overhauled by the great Wes Taggart a few years back when it was recapped and got all the updates
• Issues– headphone jack sounds distorted– but the regular XLR main outputs are great
• Nicks, scratches, and sometimes the display flickers or a segment in the display doesn’t appear– all common for these but anyway, the screen is always readable.

It plays very well and sounds great. It tunes very well after standard warmup

• The Memorymoogs are actually getting more reliable as techs have figured out how to make these more stable.

Maybe the greatest polysynth ever!” Click here to visit listing on eBay

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This gorgeous Memorymoog is an extremely rare and valuable instrument. It is a low serial number (1047) model with black side panels (few had black sides; most are silver). It was thoroughly overhauled in 2013 by Rudi Linhard to become a Lintronics Advanced Memorymoog (LAMM). Lintronics also replaced the original red LEDs with blue LEDs, and replaced the solid black mod wheels with luminescent blue LED wheels, motivating Rudi Linhard to nickname this monster “Blue Beast”.

The synth has also been meticulously maintained and further refined by Retrolinear, Inc., one of the premier vintage electronics repair and restoration companies (see Retrolinear’s website for their “A-list” band clients). Among other things, Retrolinear replaced the original power supply with an upgraded unit. The new supply is much lighter. More importantly, it is also silent. (Factory Memorymoogs used a noisy fan.) Retrolinear has also restored or replaced keybed elements and voice chips. All six voices tune.

Included in the sale is a custom flight case fabricated by Mark Dehart at Rock Hard Road Cases. Also included are copies of original Moog Memorymoog service and technical manuals; the Lintronics LAMM manual; and documents showing the LAMM and maintenance work provided.

A “regular” Memorymoog in good shape is an incredible find. The Blue Beast’s feature set and condition, however, are unmatched. You can see from the photos that, cosmetically, the Blue Beast is exceptional. It sounds better than it looks. The Blue Beast has lived in my home studio and has never been gigged or loaned.” Click here to visit listing on eBay

“This is a 1972 original Minimoog, serial number is #1442, the 442nd production model in April of 1972. It has the rare clear plexiglass pitch and modulation wheels from the previous model’s incarnation, before it became the Moog Music Inc. Model D, loved and used for many decades. It includes all the original parts found in the classic models from the 70’s including the coveted 1st generation Moog oscillators.
This MiniMoog had a “Studio Electronics” midi installation but it has been lovingly removed and brought back to it’s original specification by former Moog employee and synth expert Nick Montoya. And comes with it’s purchase, a 6 month warranty. Everything has been restored to “like new” performance and playability. ” Click here to visit listing on eBay

” Moog Minimoog Model D with SAN Flightcasebau Gäng Case.

Condition is Used. Selling because it was my dads and he passed away a few years ago.

Moog Dimensions: 28.56”L x 17.13”W x 6”H (11″H with knob panel raised)
Moog Weight: 32lbs
Case Dimensions: 30.5″L x 19″W x 7.5″H
Case Weight: 27lbs

Serial Number: 4650″ Click here to visit listing on eBay

“Moog Prodigy 32-Key Monophonic Analog Synthesizer. Condition is Used and needs work.

This is a great vintage keyboard that needs some TLC. How much? I’m not exactly sure and that’s why the offer price is so low. What I do know is that I purchased this item new around 1981. When I was testing it, just prior to listing on eBay, I broke the high F# key. Parts (black key) are available here on eBay for around $15 and YouTube videos are available on how to repair this. A great design and easy to fix. The wheels are a bit discolored due to the playing environment they were exposed to 35 years ago. Of course there are normal wear – nicks and scratches. The only work I’ve performed is cleaning it up a bit and working the pots and switches with Deoxit D5 contact cleaner. It does play, but certainly needs more attention before it is gig worthy.

In addition, like many VCO based vintage synths, you must allow it time to warmup before playing. 30 minutes is a good starting point. If you start playing before it warms up very disconcerting sounds are heard and the keyboard does not function properly. When it fully warms up it works okay except for the broken issue.

This unit is definitely sold as is with the buyer’s understanding that this keyboard needs work – at least an F# black key replacement. It could be as little as that. I don’t know. Ideally, this is for someone who is handy with this sort of thing or is willing to take it to a professional for additional preparation and reconditioning.” Click here to visit listing on eBay

“This classic synth is in very good condition. It’s everything it should be. Lots of information online about them.

Comes shipped in a nice, good condition road case.” Click here to visit listing on eBay

“Moog Liberation with “brain” (19″ rack unit), 6-pin XLR cable, instruction manual and control voltage cable.

Bought from Tone Tweakers in New York in 2014.

It’s in great shape, bar a few cosmetic imperfections you can see in the pictures — but viewing welcomed at my flat in London W10 6SY.

Being a true analog synth that’s nearly 40 years old(!) it has a few eccentricities (e.g. that you have to press a bit harder to get the ‘polyphonic’ voice, for some reason) so you are encouraged to come and try it out and make sure you are happy with it.” Click here to visit listing on eBay

” Up for sale is this vintage 1980s Moog Prodigy 32-key analog synthesizer in great condition. Everything works properly and sounds incredible.” Click here to visit listing on eBay

“Moog Music Realistic Concertmate MG-1 vintage analog synthesizer. Condition is Used.

I plugged it in and used headphones and it works. Missing some knobs. Has some specks of paint.” Click here to visit listing on eBay

“Foam is removed and overall good condition. There are very small chips in the front of 2 keys. See photos.

This MG-1 has a lot of mods. I can only guess what some of them are because they are not labeled, however, I’ve included photos of the wiring to help you figure it out.

Here’s what I can tell you about the mods:

Rear RCA jacks were changed to 1/4″ and it’s now V-trig for easier sequencing.
The output volume seems louder than stock.
I think the detune slider has been changed to go down a full octave.
The switch on the left drops the keyboard down one octave.
One of the knobs on the left changes the 2nd oscillator’s pitch. I think it detunes.
I think the knobs on the right are FM for Oscillator 2 and PW/PWM for Oscillator 2 square wave.
The lower switches on the left and right route what’s happening on the knobs to the LFO. ” Click here to visit listing on eBay

“Family member passed Im good condition” Click here to visit listing on eBay

” This thing rips. Love it to pieces. It sounds beefy and has that classic buttery Moog filter to taste.

Would not be selling however I need to. I hope it finds a good home as it’s treated me well and I love this thing.

Please take good care of Prodigy . Thank you!” Click here to visit listing on eBay

“It breaks my heart also to list this keyboard here on eBay along with the Jupiter 8 and the OB-Xa but I’m in the process of building my new studio and I have got to raise some funds. This Memorymoog Plus is in exceptional condition and all 6 Voices work flawlessly and tunes well. It has been serviced by the genius Kent Spong at KSR Synth Restorations (RL Music) and even he concluded that it even tunes better than LAMM Memorymoog – quite the statement. The whole thing had a full restoration and he went through everything top to bottom and I have to say it really is a Memorymoog that is a joy to play. As I said I wish I could keep it but money is very tight at the moment…

It is in superb condition: all faders, switches, buttons feel very good – not sure I have seen one this good!

– It has been stress-tested and all voices are rock solid and stable and perfectly calibrated (See photos of all 6 Voices working)
– Professionally restored and serviced
– No scratchy pots or wobbly sliders it really is in perfect condition and you are free to run the Test Mode to check for anything
– NO Tuning issues. All 18 Oscillators / 6Voices work and respond as they should
– 110V with included 300W High Quality Step Down Transformer”
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“I believe this may be a prototype of the Moog Prodigy. I’m guessing age from no where later than 1979. Only 1 owner (who is deceased) until I acquired it. Telling details of being a factory prototype are the Prodigy logo with the Moog flag inside the Prodigy’s letter “O”, same as the Moog logo. On the back of the unit, in the upper left corner, there is a space for the unit’s model number (336), but wasn’t printed on the vinyl covering. The serial number is DD-07, which is nothing like I’ve ever seen on a Prodigy. Opening the keyboard up, I found a sticker stating “Property of D+D Eng.” “Ident 07″. Tested and plays & sounds great. No dirty pots. Great bass sound. Great cabinet wood. The only flaw is the wrinkled vinyl covering. This is one unique unit.” Click here to visit listing on eBay

“Keyboard number 37 Features Remarks MOOG’s first memory type analog mono synth manufactured with early 80’s It is used while maintaining with 64-tone sequencer Echigoya Although it is slightly gorgeous, although there is little gully, it is a good condition” Click here to visit listing on eBay

“In Excellent Working and cosmetic condition. It has 5 missing sliders. Works Great. This has been sitting inside of musician’s house for approximately 40 years.” Click here to visit listing on eBay

“- Used Moog The Rogue, early 1980’s monophonic analog synthesizer, 32-note keyboard and two VCOs.

– Recently checked, cleaned & tuned-up by a professional service. This unit is 100% working & great sounding.

– Includes a 110V power supply.” Click here to visit listing on eBay

“Moog opus 3. Condition is Used.

Also comes with the Original Power Chord and Foot Pedal! I bought this item about 30 years ago and it worked fine… used it a couple of times 10 years ago in the studio. I live near Atlanta if interested or it can be shipped.” Click here to visit listing on eBay

“WELCOME TO THE SALVATION ARMY AUCTION LISTINGS TODAY WE ARE LISTING A REALISTIC SYNTHESIZER BY MOOG MUSIC/ CONCERTMATE MG-1. THIS ITEM POWERS ON- DON’T KNOW IF THIS PRODUCT WORKS -HAS NOT BEEN TESTED- THAT IS WHY WE ARE SELLING IT FOR PARTS. PLEASE SEE ALL PHOTOS FOR SPECIFICS. ALL OF OUR ITEMS ARE DONATED BY VERY SPECIAL PEOPLE WHO WANT TO MAKE A CHANGE IN SOMEONES LIFE. THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUING SUPPORT AND YOUR INTEREST IN THIS ITEM.” Click here to visit listing on eBay

“REALISTIC Concertmate MG-1 Analog Synthesizer moog with original manual. Condition is Used. Plays as it should.”
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“Up for sale is this amazing vintage, rare 1980s Moog Opus 3 analog strings/brass/organ synthesizer. Synth is in overall good condition. All keys play and everything seems to work, the only things I’ve noticed is the “right” output in stereo mode cuts in/out, but could be an easy fix – mono mode works great. A few of the sliders are a bit finicky, but may just need some cleaning. Comes with the power cord.” Click here to visit listing on eBay

“Moog Prodigy 336A Synthesizer. The following modifications were added to this Prodigy: Kybd In, Kybd Out, Gate In, Gate Out, Oscillator (Osc) In, Filter (VCF) In, and Audio In. Professionally serviced, cleaned, recapped, calibrated, and modified by Analogics in Cleveland, OH. The Osc Input along with Osc Sync engaged for some really interesting sync effects, especially when sequenced. VCF CV Input also makes for some really cool step sequencer effects when a sequencer is attached. I personally did this with the Korg Sq-1. Because this synth has an added Kybd Out, it can control other CV synthesizers that have that capability.” Click here to visit listing on eBay

“Moog Music Model 42-4000 Concertmate MG-1 Realistic Synthesizer with mods. Condition is Used. Working perfectly.

Has 2 mods done on it that are both filter octaves. This thing sounds rad. There’s a learning curve with these but once you figure them out they are super fun. Very warm bass synth sounds with polyphonic organ sound you can mix in. Sold as-is due to its age. Normal wear and tear.” Click here to visit listing on eBay

“Comes as seen,

powers on, No Sounds / output

all keys are there and move – not damaged

it is missing the upper to back edge cabinet parts as seen

the shaft to the touch sense pot is broken off and the knobs is missing as well – the pots still spins

Missing the slider caps- the rest seems to be there – please see all pictures for what is included

it will need service so it will be sold AS – IS No Returns

see pictures for condition

This is a Super Rare synth and not seen too often, it needs some restoration but with some service” Click here to visit listing on eBay

“Overall very good condition. Tested and working having had a full diagnostics run.

The dust cover is very clean and free of any major scratches however there are some small scratches and cracks on the plinth.” Click here to visit listing on eBay

“Vintage 1983 Realistic Concermate MG1 made by Moog.

Original buyer bought it from a Tandy shop in France. I bought it secondhand but in pristine condition from my friend in 1985, hardly used it during a couple of years then stayed in my parents house for the last 31 years. Fully working, I knob cover missing, and 3 of them got tape.” Click here to visit listing on eBay

“Moog The Source Analog Synth Synthesizer Big, Fat, Moag Sound, I hesitate to sell it. Normal signs of wear on the edges. Overall, Very good condition. This Source operates so nice, fresh and reactive, springy and alive.

*** -Original owner.***

-First Moog with touch pad -Built in Synthesizer

-Purchased in the early 80′.

It sounds big and fat. Easily one of my favorites which is why I won’t be selling cheap. Will entertain respectable offers! Always invite questions. ****** If you played a Moag Source, you’d understand it’ll be a *******privilege to own******” Click here to visit listing on eBay

“This synth has had a full service – every slider has been cleaned or replaced if needed, one of the MM5823N divider chips was replaced, a 2n3906 transistor was replaced in the first oscillator. Also, the synth received a full recap using high quality Nichicon electrolytic capacitors. I performed a couple standard mods and changed the RCA out to a normal 1/4” jack along with increasing the overall output volume. The nasty ass foam protecting the sliders has been cleaned off and replaced, along with new knobs and slider caps. All keys were removed and polished. This synth looks lovely and will sound beautiful for years to come. Cosmetically speaking, it looks pretty good overall and has a few cracks in the overlay, also a few flecks of what seems to be white paint. Other than that, it’s quite pretty for a synth this age.” Click here to visit listing on eBay