1967 R.A. Moog Modular # 1019 For Sale

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For Sale: Visibly stunning and working 1967 R.A. Moog Modular III-P in original portable hardwood plywood cabinets, formerly owned by The Monkees, power module 910 serial 1019. The only wood III-P ever produced. Serials start at 1002 and are dated Sept 15 1967. Paul Beaver’s sticker appears on a 911A (Serial 1009) dated Nov 20 1967 and a 901A (Serial 1009) is stamped Sept 21 1967. Rumored to have been played by John Lennon 'for hours to make flying saucer sounds'. Also owned by Bobby Sherman. Appears to be all original, including keyboard, which also works. Includes many original patch cables, five out of six wood covers as well. Powers up and plays. All oscillators output sound. There are some issues with some modules including scratchy pots and or intermittent audio. To the best of our knowledge it's lived in sunny and most importantly- dry California all of it's 47 years. No mold, no mildew, no visible issues less some oxidization on three hexnuts, a couple of very small, minor rubs on 904 and a few strange markings on a few modules in the corners, sort of a sine wave with a slash through it. Cigarette burn on top right corner of the wood keyboard case. Very early mixer(s) & possible prototype I/O module(s) and keyboard interface, all at the bottom of each case with no serials or model numbers. Notice large toggle switches and black & white labeling.

Please Note: We are accepting bids for this highly collectible musical instrument. We welcome pre-qualified buyers to inspect and demo in person. We'd prefer not to ship it. International buyers welcome and please arrange for qualified agents to inspect and ship. Located in Sacramento, Ca."