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"From the photos you can see that there are a couple of 'sound map' books. The original sound cards that used to slip over the knobs has gone but the books serve the same purpose and are actually a lot more useable when onstage. There are no pre-printed sound settings, as they are blank templates but they have all my own sounds and annotations in them including some rare Keith Emerson, Rick Wakeman and Linda McCartney classic Moog sounds. Not only that, but it will also come with a very cool, robust canvas gig bag which served me well. I used to wrap the keyboard in a small quilt inside the bag for protection as the bag has no built in guards but it does have deep pockets for cables and so on as well as a shoulder strap. NOT ONLY THAT but also, I'll throw in a pile of old cables, including some very cool NEON flourescent ones that I used to use in dance clubs which really stand out in black light. Finally - because I'm a poseur (aren't we all? that's what being on stage is all about) I got hold of a genuine, vintage Moog badge and stuck it over the logo on the front of the keyboard. Yes, it's a cheat I know but what the hell. That way I could say it's a genuine Moog ...sticker."
"From the photos you can see that there are a couple of 'sound map' books. The original sound cards that used to slip over the knobs has gone but the books serve the same purpose and are actually a lot more useable when onstage. There are no pre-printed sound settings, as they are blank templates but they have all my own sounds and annotations in them including some rare Keith Emerson, Rick Wakeman and Linda McCartney classic Moog sounds. Not only that, but it will also come with a very cool, robust canvas gig bag which served me well. I used to wrap the keyboard in a small quilt inside the bag for protection as the bag has no built in guards but it does have deep pockets for cables and so on as well as a shoulder strap. NOT ONLY THAT but also, I'll throw in a pile of old cables, including some very cool NEON flourescent ones that I used to use in dance clubs which really stand out in black light. Finally - because I'm a poseur (aren't we all? that's what being on stage is all about) I got hold of a genuine, vintage Moog badge and stuck it over the logo on the front of the keyboard. Yes, it's a cheat I know but what the hell. That way I could say it's a genuine Moog ...sticker."
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