In 1969-70, the company which now has around forty employees was building up to three modulars per week and the order book was always full. The modular had 5 years of high sales, and sold around 200 models in the United States.

Construction and testing of a modular Moog

(Courtesy of Roger Luther, MoogArchives.com)

In 1969, Bob Moog received demands for a more compact instrument that could be transported more easily, directed more to stage than studio. With the help of an engineer from Berkley, Jim Scott, and the advice from numerous musicians he was about to create another mythic synth: the Minimoog…

System 55, the last version of the Moog modular (1974)

(Courtesy of Roger Luther, MoogArchives.com)

ARTURIA – MOOG MODULAR V 2.6 – USER’S MANUAL

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Arturia 2.6 manual Construction and testing of a modular Moog