Vintage Meets Modern: Memorymoog Plus & Moog Muse | 2026 BMF Summer Raffle

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"🎟️ Enter the Bob Moog Foundation’s 2026 Summer Fundraising Raffle for your chance to win a vintage Memorymoog Plus or a Moog Muse: https://bit.ly/2026MemorymoogMuseRaff...

Justin Stanton of ‪@snarkypuppy‬ plays both raffle prizes, exploring the rich analog sound and expressive possibilities of the vintage Memorymoog Plus and the modern Moog Muse.

And these are the actual instruments you could win.

The Memorymoog Plus, the raffle’s first-place prize, is one of Moog’s most celebrated vintage polyphonic synthesizers. The Moog Muse, the second-place prize, is a modern eight-voice analog polyphonic synthesizer that carries the tradition of Moog synthesis forward.

Every raffle entry supports the Bob Moog Foundation’s work to inspire people through the intersection of science, music, history, and innovation. Proceeds help sustain Dr. Bob’s SoundSchool, the Bob Moog Foundation Archives, and the Moogseum in Asheville, North Carolina."

Cherry Audio Introduces Memorymode 2

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Playlist:

1. Cherry Audio | Introduction to Memorymode 2 with Tim Shoebridge
2. Cherry Audio | "Memory Flow" by Steve Peglar with Memorymode 2
3. Cherry Audio | Foundation Presets Pack for Memorymode 2

"Memorymode 2 - Inspired by one of the most iconic polyphonic programmable analog synthesizers of the 1980s: the legendary Memorymoog. This is not just a basic version update; Cherry Audio has completely transformed its highly acclaimed 2021 flagship synthesizer by employing cutting-edge analysis and emulation techniques, resulting in unmatched accuracy and precision. Furthermore, we have significantly expanded its features, firmly establishing Memorymode 2 as the definitive successor to both the original synth and our groundbreaking tribute to it.

https://cherryaudio.com/products/memo...

Memorymode 2 is now available for only $69 at cherryaudio.com and at authorized resellers. Owners of Memorymode version 1 can upgrade to Memorymode 2 at the discounted price of only $39 from the Cherry Audio store at https://store.cherryaudio.com/bundles..."

User videos:



Playlist:

1. Memorymode 2 by Cherry Audio: the Memorymoog comes alive again! - CatSynth TV
2. Cherry Audio Memorymode V2 Fantastic Virtual Analog Synthesizer Moog VST - Rik Marston Official
3. Cherry Audio | Foundation Presets Pack for Memorymode 2 - James Dyson
4. New Synthesizer Cherry Audio MemoryMode V2 - James Dyson Live Stream

Foundation Presets Pack:

"100% of the proceeds from August sales of Foundation go to The Bob Moog Foundation!

Discover an impressive array of sounds with the Foundation Preset Pack for Memorymode 2, available exclusively from Cherry Audio for only $9.99. All proceeds from August 2026 sales of this pack will benefit the ‪@moogfoundation‬, now celebrating its 20th anniversary. The Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the legacy of synthesizer pioneer Bob Moog through education, archives, and the Moogseum.

https://store.cherryaudio.com/presets...

This massive collection features 275 additional presets, expertly crafted by the select team of sound designers James Dyson, Scott McAuley, and Ger Hughes. These presets fully utilize the innovative features of Memorymode 2, including layers and splits, polyphonic sequencers, the Touch Animator, dual arpeggiators, and the updated effects library. The result is a stunning showcase of additional dynamic sounds and motion for Memorymode 2.

The Bob Moog Foundation: https://moogfoundation.org/

Our deepest thanks go to the team of James Dyson (‪@James-Dyson‬), Scott McAuley (‪@scottmcauleysounds‬), and Ger Hughes of CustomSonics (https://customsonics.bandcamp.com/) for the donation of their time and talent to this effort.

This preset pack requires ownership of the Memorymode 2 synthesizer by Cherry Audio. Once you obtain it, the collection will be automatically downloaded and added to your presets."

Update: press release follows:

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Bob Moog 2003 NAMM Interview – Hosted by Frank Serafine

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matrix note: note what Bob Moog says after 5:18. Many of you might know that Herb Deutsch suggested the keyboard as the main interface for the Moog synthesizer, while Morton Subotnic had an influence on Don Buchla in the development of the synthesizer as a repacement for working with tape for new sound creation and manipulation. Don Buchla did not want to limit the interface to a 12 note keyboard. Buchla has become synonymous with atonal music, and not viewing the purpose of a synthesizer as an instrument meant to synthesize known instruments, but rather as a sonic easel, hence the Buchla Music Easel. Moog in general is credited with the direction of keyboard based synthesis. It's fascinating hearing Bob Moog essentially say otherwise. This interview is from 2003, before internet discussions between East and West coast synthesis took off.

Video description:

"Please donate to the Bob Moog Foundation to help make presentations like this possible: https://bit.ly/ContributeBMF

We are excited to share this never-before-seen 2003 interview with Bob Moog! Here, Bob shares his original inspirations and insightful speculation on the future of electronic music. He also gives a brief demonstration of the then-newly released Minimoog Voyager.

The interview was hosted by Frank Serafine (April 6th, 1953 – September 12th, 2018), a lauded American motion picture sound designer, sound editor, and composer.

Many thanks to Harold LaRue of haroldlaruemastering.com for editing the audio for us. He did a masterful job of editing out so much background noise from NAMM including vacuuming, someone playing a keyboard in the background, and so much more.

We lost Bob Moog on August 21st, 2005, and are proud to commemorate him and his legacy today on the 20th anniversary of the Bob Moog Foundation.

Help us carry Bob's legacy forward, inspiring future generations at the intersection of science, music, history, and innovation. Support our work by doing one (or all) of the following:

🌐 Visit the Bob Moog Foundation: https://www.moogfoundation.org
📨 Sign up for our eNewsletter: https://bit.ly/BobMoogFoundationNewsl...
💖 Donate to the Foundation: https://bit.ly/ContributeBMF
🎟️ Become a Member: https://bit.ly/BMFMembership
🛍️ Shop Our Online Store: https://bit.ly/shopbmf

#bobmoog #frankserafine #moogvoyager #minimoogvoyager #moogsynthesizers #synthlegend #synthesizers #moog #mooginterview #nammshow"

Michelle Moog-Koussa | A conversation about the Bob Moog Foundation and more

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"We sit down for a wide-ranging conversation with Michelle Moog-Koussa, executive director of the Bob Moog Foundation and daughter of the legendary synthesizer pioneer Bob Moog. We talk about the work of the foundation go "virtually spelunking" through the instruments and documents in the Bob Moog Foundation Archives, and talk about Michelle's own life journey which saw her follow other directions before returning to running and growing the foundation to preserve Bob's legacy.

To find out more about the Bob Moog Foundation and their programs, please visit their main website: Visit the Bob Moog Foundation: https://www.moogfoundation.org"

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00:00:00 Introduction
00:00:32 About the Bob Moog Foundation and its programs
00:06:00 Michelle's life journey
00:15:28 Bob Moog's passing and the start of the Bob Moog Foundation
00:20:32 The Bob Moog Foundation Archives
00:29:15 How Bob Moog respected history and looked forward
00:34:48 Collaborative work
00:36:46 What is next for the Bob Moog Foundation
00:39:50 How people can support the foundation
00:43:40 Conclusion

R.A. Moog Model 351 Theremin Donated to the Bob Moog Foundation Archives

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"One of the earliest R.A. Moog products, the Model 351 theremin, was recently donated to the Bob Moog Foundation Archives! Bob and his father, George Moog, a woodworker and engineer in his own right, built these theremins in the family's basement workshop in 1954. This is a 72-year-old musical instrument!

By the time Bob Moog was just 20 years old, he had already been experimenting with and creating working electronic instruments for a full decade. Three years after creating the Rensitron, Bob's very first working musical keyboard, his newly minted company, R.A. Moog Co., started selling Model 201 theremins in 1954 to a select few customers. Later that very same year, Bob and George created the Model 305 theremin and its scaled-up alternative, the Model 351.

The vacuum-tube-driven Model 351 theremin has a five-octave range and a mahogany cabinet. For its day, the tonal control was quite extensive, albeit elusive to most theremin neophytes. The comprehensive array of volume-related knobs on the left has no instructional guidance in the accompanying manual, leaving users to their own devices to adjust their settings for optimal performance.

The center switches were more self-explanatory, allowing the user to mix and match the tone quality and pitch octave in a process Bob called 'Synthetic Format.' Synthesis was already being defined and developed, as far back as 1954!"

Supporters Tammy and Phil Neimeyer generously donated this Model 351, appraised at $25,000, to the Bob Moog Foundation Archives. It was purchased around 1955 by Tammy's grandfather, James Gray Everhart, a lover of music, gadgets, and engineering. He was an early believer that R.A. Moog theremins could create beautiful music, which he would routinely demonstrate to friends and family!

To learn more about the Model 351 and see more pictures, check out our blog post on moogfoundation.org!"

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A Minimoog for Bob: Enter to Win Serial #001 Bob Moog Tribute Edition Minimoog Model D!

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"Enter to win a brand new Bob Moog Tribute Edition Minimoog Model D, serial #001: https://bit.ly/BMTEMinimoogRaffle

While showcasing this gorgeous synthesizer, Michelle Moog-Koussa, Executive Director of the Bob Moog Foundation, and JoE Silva, author of the award-winning "The Minimoog Book," discuss the history of the iconic Model D, its impact on musicians and their industry, and how Bob Moog helped change the way music was made.

This stunning synthesizer is the grand prize for the Bob Moog Foundation's 2026 spring raffle, which ends June 8th. It carries a value of $3,995."

OUT NOW! Bob Moog Foundation - Exclusive Moog One Sound Bank

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"It is my pleasure to bring you an exclusive Moog One custom bank created in its entirety for the Moog Foundation.

These will not be sold on my site, they will be sold here - https://bit.ly/McAuleyMoogOneSoundban...

This is a hugely worthwhile cause, The foundation provide hands-on opportunities for children and adults to explore the science of sound through their hallmark educational program, Dr. Bob’s SoundSchool, through the preservation of the Bob Moog Foundation Archives, and through their new interactive Moogseum, located in downtown Asheville, NC, USA.

Please take this opportunity to grab some unique custom sounds for your Moog One and get that warm fuzzy feeling that you are doing your bit to help out the foundation all at the same time! :)

Thanks for checking these out!
Scott.

© Scott McAuley. All rights reserved.
#custom #sounds #moogfoundation"

LIVE MODE: Explore Spectrasonics Bob Moog Tribute Library v2 for Omnisphere

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"Spectrasonics Bob Moog Tribute Library v2 for Omnisphere features over 1300 sounds from 50 different legendary sound designers and composers. 100% of the proceeds from the library benefit the work of the Bob Moog Foundation. Check out the library here: https://www.spectrasonics.net/product...

In this video, synthesist and composer Andrew Colyer delves into Live Mode of the Tribute Library, illustrating the kinds of effects and rhythmic nuances you can route through the modulation wheel.

This is the fifth video in a series of videos exploring the Bob Moog Tribute Library.

Special thanks to Strange Cranium Studios in NYC for loaning us their Moog One synthesizer for Andrew to use as a controller."

Additional videos in the series:

Bob Moog's First Keyboard Instrument Ever Built Added to BMF Archives

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Meet The RENSITRON!

"Bob Moog's First Keyboard Instrument Added to the Bob Moog Foundation Archives

Bob Moog’s earliest known keyboard instrument, the Rensitron, now resides in the Bob Moog Foundation Archives! Bob built this small electronic organ in 1951, at only 16 years of age. His Bronx High School of Science teacher, Hymen Rensin, bought the instrument from Bob for $10 ($120 when adjusted for inflation)!

The Rensitron is a two-octave electronic organ, featuring vacuum tubes, hand-carved wooden mini-keys, and a built-in 5-inch speaker with a hand-made, stylized 'R' speaker grille, all encased in a slanted wooden cabinet. If you're wondering how someone so young could have designed this, Bob had already been dabbling in electronics since age ten! The 'chicken head' knobs on the front panel for volume, tone, and pitch are the same as those used on classic R.A. Moog synth modules, whispering hints about the world-changing instruments yet to come. Similarly portentous are two top panel labels, which read 'Rensitron' and 'Electronic Organ Made For Mr. Rensin By Robert Moog May 1951,' both of which use the same black Dymo Labeler tape as the early R.A. Moog modular systems.

Most notable up top are hand-crafted wooden keys with spring action, most likely made by Bob's father, George Conrad Moog, an engineer and woodworker. Some of the keys have less 'spring in their step' than others, but most still retain a very playable feel!

To learn more about the Rensitron and see more pictures, check out our blog post on moogfoundation.org!"

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Bob Moog Foundation Archives Donation: Rare Moog Liberation Formerly Owned by Gary Wright

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Gary Wright (left) and Casey Young performing on Moog Liberation "keytar" synthesizers

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Synth wizard Casey Young (Gary Wright, Yes, Madonna, TOTO, Michael Jackson, Tina Turner) recently donated a vintage, white Moog Liberation keytar synthesizer to the Bob Moog Foundation Archives. This rare instrument was used by Gary Wright in live and recorded performances, including the music video for the 1981 song "Heartbeat." Wright, who composed the 1976 hit song "Dream Weaver," personally gifted the synth to Young.

“Getting to work with Gary Wright was one of the best gigs I ever had.
He did so much to jump-start my musical journey.”
--Casey Young

We plan to fully restore the Liberation, which has been in storage for decades, to its former glory so that we can share this instrument at the Moogseum one day. None of our efforts are possible without the support of our donors. Please consider supporting the Foundation today so that we can restore and preserve this and many more historical vintage electronic instruments!

“We are honored by this very special donation to the Bob Moog Foundation Archives. Gary Wright’s Liberation is a part of synthesizer history. We are deeply grateful to Casey Young for this important donation, and we look forward to sharing this historical gem once it has been restored.” --Michelle Moog-Koussa

For an insider's insight on the design of the Moog Liberation, check out our one-on-one interview with former Moog Music designer Rock Wehrmann, available to read on moogfoundation.org.

Erik Norlander demonstrates the Minimoog Voyager XL! Enter the raffle to WIN this amazing synth!

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"Enter to win a rare Minimoog Voyager XL signed by Thomas Dolby: https://bit.ly/ThomasDolbyVoyagerXL

Watch progressive synthesist Erik Norlander demonstrate the mighty Minimoog Voyager XL! Erik is Director of Product Development for the InMusic Family of Brands at Moog Music, and a Bob Moog Foundation Advisory Board Member.

A gorgeous Minimoog Voyager XL synthesizer is the grand prize for the Bob Moog Foundation's 2026 winter raffle which ends February 23. It bears Thomas Dolby's signature near the Minimoog 40th Anniversary name plate, a value of $7,500."

Thomas Dolby signs a Minimoog Voyager XL! Enter BMF Raffle to Win This One-of-a-Kind Synthesizer!

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"Enter to win a rare Minimoog Voyager XL signed by Thomas Dolby: https://bit.ly/ThomasDolbyVoyagerXL

Step inside the world of analog synthesis as we sit down with legendary electronic musician and sound designer Thomas Dolby, exploring the power and personality of Moog instruments.

A gorgeous Minimoog Voyager XL synthesizer is the grand prize for the Bob Moog Foundation's 2026 winter raffle which ends February 23. It bears Thomas Dolby's signature near the Minimoog 40th Anniversary name plate, a value of $7,500.

Help us carry Bob's legacy forward to inspire future generations through the intersection of science, music, history, and innovation."

🌐 Visit the Bob Moog Foundation: https://www.moogfoundation.org

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Bob Moog Foundation 2025 Year In Review!

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"Please support our important work by donating today! Every donation, no matter the size, makes a big difference: https://bit.ly/ContributeBMF

We are deeply honored to be working every day to achieve our mission of inspiring people of all ages through the intersection of science, music, technology, and innovation. Although 2025 was a challenging year due to the continuing financial aftermath of Hurricane Helene, effecting visitorship at the Moogseum, we have made many strides with our educational program, Dr. Bob's SoundSchool, and with the vast and growing Bob Moog Foundation Archives.

The Bob Moog Foundation is a 501 (c) (3) independent non-profit organization. We are not formally affiliated with the manufacturer Moog Music. Our support comes from donors like you."

2025 Eurorack Raffle - Beautiful Walnut Custom Cabinet, Info on Power Supplies, Buss Boards & Cables

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"Get your raffle tickets to win this amazing synthesizer! bit.ly/BMFEurorack2025

Discussing the Diatron power supplies, Genus Modu LIBB Buss Boards, Klavis Nodrain power adapters, Befaco knurlies, and cables from Luigi's Modular Supply.

A beautiful custom-built Eurorack modular synthesizer is the grand prize of the winter 2025 Bob Moog Foundation raffle which ends on December 19. It carries a value exceeding $24,000 and includes 50 modules and 11 controllers, housed in a well-crafted handmade cabinet."

2025 Eurorack Raffle - Modular Synth Grand Prize Includes Moog Music Labyrinth!

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2025 Eurorack Raffle - Expressive E Osmose and Noisy 2 Second and Third Place Prizes

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"What Would Bob Do?" Eurorack Modular Synthesizer, 2025 Grand Prize for Bob Moog Foundation Raffle

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"Get your raffle tickets to win this amazing synthesizer! bit.ly/BMFEurorack2025

Synthesizer educator Chris Meyer (Learning Modular) introduces the Grand Prize Eurorack modular synthesizer being raffled off by the Bob Moog Foundation. It carries a value exceeding $24,000 and includes 50 modules, 11 controllers, and components from 52 companies across 17 countries."



"The Bob Moog Foundation is pleased to announce our winter fundraising raffle of a beautiful, custom-built Eurorack modular synthesizer system. It is housed in a handcrafted 15U (126 hp) walnut cabinet and carries a value exceeding $24,000. The system includes 50 Eurorack modules, 11 controllers, and components from 52 companies across 17 countries.

Tickets for the raffle are $25 each, 5 for $100, 12 for $200, and 35 for $500

The raffle ends on Friday, December 19th, and is open internationally. The winners will be announced on Tuesday, December 23rd.

Synthesizer pioneer and educator Chris Meyer curated the synthesizer's assembly, while the cabinet was designed and created by Christopher Perryman of Gold Splinter Woodworking Studio.

Bob Moog had a career-long interest in alternative controllers. In the spirit of "What Would Bob Do," this incredible system includes not only a host of analog and digital oscillators, filters, sequencers, and effects, but an expansive collection of alternate controllers as well. This diverse assortment of peripherals includes a heart sensing monitor, two theremins, a touch controller, percussion hardware, and a ribbon controller, all connectable to an expressive Roli Seaboard controller.

In addition to a grand prize, this winter's raffle also offers an Expressive-E Osmose synthesizer ($1799 value) for second prize, along with a Noisy 2 software synthesizer ($150 value) for third prize.

Proceeds from the raffle benefit our important work in science education, archive preservation, and the operation of the Moogseum in downtown Asheville, NC."

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Erik Norlander's Yamaha SY35 Dynamic Vector Synthesizer Keyboard

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Note his is the last listing to be captured on the site.

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"The Yamaha SY35 is a digital vector synthesizer from the early ’90s that combines FM and sample-based AWM synthesis into an expressive, performance-friendly keyboard. With its real-time vector joystick, players can dynamically blend between four sound sources to create rich, evolving textures, perfect for ambient, synth pop, or cinematic soundscapes.

This unit is in excellent condition, fully functional, and cosmetically clean.

Key Features:

61-note velocity-sensitive keyboard
2 FM + 2 AWM sound source layers per patch
Real-time vector joystick for dynamic blending
Built-in effects including chorus and reverb
32-note polyphony
MIDI I/O and data storage via cartridge
Condition Notes:

All keys, buttons, and the vector joystick function perfectly
Display is bright and clear
Cosmetic condition is excellent with minimal wear
Though sometimes overshadowed by its more complex relatives, the SY35 has a sound all its own - glassy, shifting, and rich with movement. It’s a fantastic choice for anyone exploring digital synthesis with a hands-on twist.

30% of proceeds benefit the Bob Moog Foundation."

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Erik Norlander's Roland Alpha Juno-1 49-Key 6-voice Programmable Polyphonic Synthesizer SN 856227

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"The Alpha Juno-1 (1985–1988) is Roland’s compact follow-up to the legendary Juno line, bringing classic analog warmth into a streamlined design. Famous for its lush chorus and the iconic “Hoover” sound, this synth remains a favorite for both vintage collectors and modern producers looking for character.

Key features:

6-voice polyphony with one DCO + sub-oscillator per voice
24 dB/oct analog resonant low-pass filter
Onboard chorus, portamento, chord memory, and transpose
64 user + 64 preset patches, cassette backup
MIDI In/Out/Thru for modern integration
This unit functions normally and shows no serious cosmetic issues except for a small 1” crack above one of the rear panel screws; not too noticeable. A great opportunity to own one of Roland’s most accessible and iconic mid-’80s instruments.

Note: 30% of proceeds benefit the Bob Moog Foundation."

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Erik Norlander's Roland Rhodes MK80 Digital Electric Piano

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"The Rhodes MK-80 (released by Roland) is a late-era digital stage piano offering high-quality sampled Rhodes tones in a solid, weighted-key format. Designed in the mid-’80s with input from Harold Rhodes himself, it combines responsive feel with versatile electric piano voices and MIDI integration, making it ideal for studio and live use.

This unit is in excellent condition, with all functions working properly, and includes a rugged SKB flight case for protection and transport. The size and weight of this piano and case is rather imposing. A local pickup is highly recommended; Freight shipping may be arranged by the buyer (please contact us prior to purchase if you intend to have the item shipped). Note that freight shipping may end up rivaling the price of the unit itself!

Key Features:

76 weighted keys with velocity sensitivity
Sample-based electric piano sounds with adjustable EQ and dynamics
Onboard effects including tremolo, chorus and phaser
Full MIDI implementation for control and sequencing
Includes SKB hard flight case
Condition Notes:

Fully functional with no dead keys or display issues
Flight case included, in good condition
Clean cosmetic shape with only minor signs of use
While not a mechanical Rhodes, the MK-80 offers the feel and tonal characteristics of the classic instruments in a more portable, low-maintenance format. A solid studio option or roadworthy workhorse.

30% of proceeds benefit the Bob Moog Foundation."

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Erik Norlander's Waldorf Pulse 2 Analog Synthesizer Module

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"The Waldorf Pulse 2 is a desktop monophonic analog synthesizer module known for its aggressive tone, three VCOs, and deep modulation options. Built with classic subtractive architecture and German precision, the Pulse 2 delivers rich basses, snarling leads, and gritty analog textures perfect for techno, industrial, and vintage-inspired sound design.

This unit is in excellent condition, clean and working great.

Key Features:

3 analog VCOs with sync and FM
24 dB/oct analog low-pass filter
Extensive modulation with LFO and envelope routing
Arpeggiator, MIDI clock sync
Condition Notes:

Fully tested and working
All knobs, buttons, and display in excellent shape
A favorite of artists like Nitzer Ebb, Orbital, and Fluke, the Waldorf Pulse is a deep and powerful monosynth that holds its own in any modern hybrid setup: gritty, punchy, and unapologetically analog.

30% of proceeds support the Bob Moog Foundation."

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Erik Norlander's Roland JX-3P Synthesizer with PG-200 Programmer SN 301533

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"The Roland JX-3P is a powerful, versatile analog polysynth that blends vintage warmth with early digital control. This unit includes the essential PG-200 programmer (with cable) for full hands-on access to the synth’s architecture, bringing out the instrument’s real potential for sound design.

This example is in excellent condition, includes the original Roland cases specifically designed for the keyboard (hardshell carrying case with Roland logo) and the programmer (original vinyl slipcover with logo), and has been professionally converted to US voltage internally. Everything functions as it should, with a clean panel and smooth operation.

Key Features:

6-voice analog polyphony with 2 DCOs per voice
Classic Roland chorus effect
Oscillator sync, cross-mod, and LFO modulation
Built-in 128-step sequencer
Includes PG-200 programmer for real-time control
MIDI input/output
Condition Notes:

Converted to US voltage
PG-200 and synth are both fully functional
Cosmetic condition is excellent
Original Roland case included
The JX-3P was one of Roland’s first MIDI-equipped analog synths, used by artists like The Future Sound of London, Astral Projection, and Orbital. With the PG-200, it transforms from a preset machine into a true performance synth, with rich modulation, powerful sync tones, and that unmistakable Roland polish.

30% of proceeds benefit the Bob Moog Foundation."

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