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"This one is in good cosmetic condition and working 100%. It has just arrived back from being professionally serviced and with some restoration. It does have plenty of scratches and scrapes on the exterior of the case as you can see. Local pickup is welcome. California residents to pay state tax. Not sold as-is!
Cosmetically- As mentioned above, this one is in good cosmetic condition in my opinion, but does have plenty of scratches and scrapes on it (mostly on the exterior). The slider caps were missing when I got it and as you may know these are next to impossible to find. They were replaced with Arp 2600 caps. The original knobs and short black switch caps are all intact as you can see. The long switch caps do not appear to be original, but look very similar. Most of the black anodized screws were replaced and the Moog sticker on the exterior of the case was replaced with a new one.
Internally- Apart from any repairs, it's been disassembled and cleaned, all potentiometers, switches, and sliders were cleaned, all electrolytic and paper capacitors replaced, the keyboard was fully disassembled & cleaned, new bushings installed, the keyboard buss-bars and j-wires cleaned, all hardware tightened, and the unit has been fully calibrated. As you can on one of the bottom sides, the power line is switchable from 115V to 230V."
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