via Mike Metz of Thesis Audio Services"I was looking through some old service documents and found these modular price lists and thought I would share them. Wouldn't it be nice to call Trumansburg and order them again?"
Thursday, June 02, 2011
1970 Moog pricelist
via Mike Metz of Thesis Audio Services"I was looking through some old service documents and found these modular price lists and thought I would share them. Wouldn't it be nice to call Trumansburg and order them again?"
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What were the dealer prices? What sort of margin was Robert realizing on this? Only this can we find a measure of comparison.
ReplyDeleteAnd what would those prices convert to intoday's $$$
ReplyDeleteLess than a Buchla? :) I found this CPI Inflation Calculator.
ReplyDeleteso a brand new 3C would be $46,285.42
ReplyDeleteMoog should start making modulars again, at least putting the Mooger Fooger units into modular format
ReplyDeleteThere were no dealer prices since there were no "dealers" at this time. The Trumansburg modulars were factory order only. I don't think there any Moog "dealers" till the Minimoog hit the scene. Checkout the book "Analog Days". It is a must read.......
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