The SE-1X 2019 is a reissue of classic clone of a classic synthesizer from a time when no one was doing analogue. Back for a limited time the SE-1X has become legendary in its own right.
The Bob Moog Foundation is at it again with their ridiculously awesome raffles. This year a $25 ticket could snag you a vintage era Minimoog Model D signed by the legend that is Stevie Wonder.
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Can't afford a Behringer Model D? Don't worry, now you can have an authentic Moog Model D on your iPad for a fiver. Comes with 4 note poly, effects, MIDI and MPE support, loop recording and a load of presets.
A couple of weeks left to get in with a chance of winning a pristine vintage Moog Minimoog Model D signed by YES keyboard legend Rick Wakeman. All proceeds to the Bob Moog Foundation.
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In light of the Behringer Model D is there still room for a boutique analogue synthesizer based upon the Minimoog? ADSR seem to think so and offer up the TEM Mini for your consideration.
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We know the question everyone is asking since Behringer said it's making a $299 clone of the Moog Minimoog Model D. How close to the real thing does the copy-shop alternative sound? Here's the answer...
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In 1981 the Minimoog Model D was discontinued because of the pressure of the digital age. In 2017 could it be the attack of the clones or have they simply run out of parts? Either way, we're sad to see it go.
Moog have announced the discontinuation of the last of the Voyager range of synthesizers - the Voyager XL. What next for Moog?
Uli Behringer posts a mockup and feature list of his proposed Behringer D Minimoog clone. It will be Eurorack-compatible and under $400 - wow!
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$20 could win you a vintage 1974 Minimoog Model D signed by Jan Hammer and support a good cause while you're at it
Rumours of a reissue of the classic Minimoog Model D - we wait with baited breath.
