Published on May 25, 2012 synthpro·89 videos
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The history of this Source via the seller:
"This Moog Source was purchased used at a garage sale in Michigan about 2 years ago. The person who sold it to me was the original owner who was a traveling musician. After years of playing on the road he retired and left the unit in a closet in his basement. He was gracious enough to give me a great deal after I pointed out that 3 of the keys were not working properly and cosmetically there are scratches on the front, top, sides, and back.
Within a week of ownership I sent the board down to Jareth Lackey who is known in the synthesizer community for his renown work on properly restoring old units. The guy really knows his stuff in and out. He really takes time working to make sure every detail receives the utmost attention. Needless to say I will no doubt use him again in the future. In the end he replaced the membrane panel board, replaced the battery, cleaned the contacts, fixed the 3 keys not working, and calibrated it. You can view part of the restoration by typing in Dan's Moog Source in Google or YouTube. This Source holds its own. It sounds great! It works 100%."
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