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Minimoog History 1971-1981 (by synthpro)

Hey Guys, Today, I thought I would take a little time to document some of the changes across the minimoog production from 1971-1980. Serial #s reviewed is as follows: R.A Moog SN: 1037 built 3/71 Early Moog Music SN 1548 Built 6/8/72 Moog Music SN 6768 Built 1/29/75 Late Moog Music SN 13061 Build date unknown Here is the link for the musonics minimoog:    • Freddy's Musonics Minimoog Restore (by syn...   I did forget to finish explaing the Pitch/Mod Wheel changes: 3/1971- 7/1972 used the clear wheels 7/1972-1973 used the blocky white wheels, here is a video explaing these style wheels:    • Alan's 72 Minimoog Restore (by synthpro)   1974-1/1975 used the smooth edged cream wheels 1975-1980 used the ribbed wheels found on most moog models 1981went back to clear wheels as a special edition run NOTE: The 73 minimoog (not shown in this video) is built very similar to my 72 electronically/cosmetically but the difference being that the face plate is embossed with that leather texture but is still bonded to the metal plate. Badging is the same, sharp corners with embossed texture on metal backing. On the 73 era minimoogs, they use the same badge on the front and back unlike the 72 which had the etched metal badge on the back. The 73 is also when the white version of the clear wheels are present but I did find out a few months ago that those white style wheels started roughly July of 72. Here is a video reference of a 1973 era minimoog:    • Evan's Minimoog Repair/Mods (by Synthpro)   Another side note is that transistor matching in the VCF also plays a BIG role in sound besides gain stage changes. early moods had all transistors matched and later units did not. Thanks for watching, and for the support! (UPDATE: after talking to my friend, Michael Caloroso, I was informed that the transformer in the R.A Moog is not original. it would have been mounted the same as later units. Also, top wood trim would not have screws, it would have been glued in place without screws) Sincerely, Jareth