Two more via the flickr set by E_sus. Be sure to click for more.Moog Synthesizer 35
Moog Synthesizer 55
Sunday, August 24, 2008
Moog Synthesizer 35 and Synthesizer 55
Two more via the flickr set by E_sus. Be sure to click for more.Moog Synthesizer 35
Moog Synthesizer 55
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I wonder what those monsters cost back in 72/74...
ReplyDeleteOn Feb 1, 1974, a fully loaded 35 went for $5395.00 US, and a full 55 went for $8795.00 US. I have the price list including individual module prices; I'll post it now.
ReplyDeleteAnd how do you compare 70's USD with today's prices? just double it?
ReplyDeleteAccording to these guys
ReplyDeletehttp://www.dollartimes.com/calculators/inflation.htm
$8795 in 1974 is equivalent to $39,837.95 in 2008.
For comparison, the average price of a house in the US in 1974 was $39,000.
I scanned a bunch more Moog literature. You can see it on my Flickr site:
ReplyDeletehttp://flickr.com/photos/23461646@N03/
sets/72157604699980833/detail/
I also posted on VSE.