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  • Moog Micromoog (c.1976, S/N 5189)
  • Moog Dual Minimoog (1973, S/N T2888E) — used by Patrick Moraz

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  • Moog Micromoog II (c.1977, prototype) — used by Roger Luther
  • Moog Micromoog XL (c.1977, prototype)
  • Moog Multimoog (1978 or 1979, S/N 2170 or 2257)
  • Moog Taurus (1972, S/N 1001)

This is a shot of part of Canto's collection of MOOG synths.

Visited the Cantos Foundation museum of electronic instruments and keyboards in February 2009 and took a lot of photos and videos.

Confession: when I first saw this, I squee-d in absolute and uncontainable glee.

Trackback: MatrixSynth - thanks for the link.

Several prototypes and early custom build systems of Moog synthesizer are stocked and displayed at Cantos Music Foundation, Canada.[1][2] For example:

  • 1CA Chris Swanson Modular System (1965, custom build) – most left on photograph
    Chris Swanson was a composer and early demonstrator of R.A.Moog, Inc.
  • Lyra (1973, prototype) – 2nd row from the left on photograph
  • Apollo (1974, prototype, home unit) – stocked
  • Patrick Moraz Double Minimoog (1973) – 3rd row from the left
  • Micromoog II, Micromoog XL, and Multimoog (1977) – 4th row from the left

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  1. ↑ Collection checklist. Cantos Music Foundation, Canada. Archived from the original on 2010-08-12. Retrieved on 2013-06-23.
  2. ↑ Collection checklist. National Music Centre, Canada. Archived from the original on 2014-06-30. Retrieved on 2013-06-23.
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