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"~1978 (s/n 10558) moog model d minimoog. the top nameplate is missing, but the one on the back is present :)
this mini has been modified in the following ways:
* Lintronics MIDI Convertor (LMC) allows remote MIDI control of this mini & adds an LFO)
(back panel, viewed from behind the mini, from the power cord looking right:)
* filter envelope -> osc 2 on/off switch (most useful when osc 2 sync is on)
* LMC noise / LFO switch (when the modulation mix knob is set to 'noise', this switch determines if the mini's noise generator or the LFO signal from the LMC is active)
* (external input, hi/lo outputs are stock, 1/4" jacks)
* CV OUTput (1/4" jack, can be used to drive other 1v/oct synths)
* MIDI IN (5-pin DIN)
* Gate in/out (1/4" jack, can be triggered from square wave LFO, external foot switch OR can drive other NON-S-Trig gates)
* Osc 2 CV in (1/4" jack; most useful when osc 2 sync is on)
* Osc 2 sync on/off switch
* Cinch/Jones connector for S-Trig control of envelopes (gate)
all keys work, but they DO require periodic cleaning. all knobs and switches work. a-440 reference works.
you will also get:
* LMC documentation (installation instructions, manual, quick reference card)
* Moog CP-251 (newer style, white rings) CV control processor (mixer, LFO, noise source, mult, lag generator, s&h) with power supply & manual
* Two (2) Boss FS-5U non-latching, reversible polarity foot-switches
* One (1) Cinch-Jones to female 1/4" plug adaptor for gate triggering of the original S-Trig jack
* Three (3) 1/4" jack to .206" (NOT 1/4") switchcraft plug adaptors (for 'glide' and 'delay' jacks next to their respective switches)
* printout of Minimoog patch book (from internet)
* printout of Minimoog operation manual (from internet)
* Voyager gig-bag
* Voyager dust-cover"
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