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via the seller: "So the time has come to let go of this awesome beast. I recently had it professionally serviced at Moog's headquarters in Asheville back in April 2014 when I last went to Moogfest. I drove there and hand delivered it to the factory personally :) Nick Montoya was the service technician who is also a developer for their new synths... he's awesome!This thing plays and sounds perfect! All of the knobs and switches are originals and there. Aftertouch, touch ribbon, mod wheel... everything is perfect. Cosmetically its good, not museum quality by any means but really looks pretty great. One of the wood sides has a crack that actually happened when it was shipped back to me from the servicing. The badge on the face is actually a Micromoog badge not a Multimoog badge (see pictures) if your a super particular collector nerd like myself. There is a small (NOT BY ME) cigarette burn on the face that is pictured. The graphic/decal/underlay under the knobs is peeling up on the edges some but is in good shape. It never bothered me much, but I'm sure it could be re-glued if desired but it doesn't effect its playability."
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