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great solution MC...used a similar setup back in the day at zero cost...

another early 77 build

Well Eric the CP faceplate on my 15 measures 5 and 5/8 inches tall with about 1/8 of space on the bottom exposing a bit of the piano hinge. The CP is hinged on the bottom and opens up like a hopper when the top screws are removed.

Here are the dimensions you requested for the moog 15/1P case: Outside width - 18 inches or 457mm height - 24 and 3/8 inches or 619mm depth - 8 and 1/8 inches or 207mm Subtract 1 inch from the height and width to get the Inside case measurement if you are using 1/2 inch material as per original. Hop...

+1....always look forward to your technical info and insightful comments....thankyou for helping me keep my minis alive....williamsville and buffalo

danke schon, das war sehr gut...

Here is a joystick I bought from Mediamix in the late 70s...worked great with the moog modular. It only required you build your own breakout box.

EricK wrote: (I also am not interested in paying 300+ for a new lid for the Rhodes and having to store the vintage lid (in addition to the lid that covers the rhodes that you have to remove to play) when the Rhodes isn't deep enough anyway. Thats just stupidity.) Hey EricK; here is a mod for your Rh...

The books used in one of my electronic music classes at university included: Electronic Music: Systems, Techniques and Controls by Allen Strange and The Technique of Electronic Music by Thomas Wells/Eric S. Vogel. Check out the Amazon description of these gems as they are out of print but still avai...

All the edge connectors in my modular have the same p/n: A-MP 582388-9
7648.

I think it's just an analog sound module for a keyboard. So no CV ins or outs. But it sounds good! :D The CV ins and out are inside the box just like the original...they just need to be brought out via internal connectors; ie molex as the original and create a patch panel. I did this with my origin...

a very slow load pdf file...3.90MB might be loading thru a telephone modem took about 5 mins...file OK though.

Bought my second Minimoog in the early 90s for 225 and it was the newer model 12XXX with the heavy brown stain. This was during the beginnings of the grunge era when nobody wanted analog synths or any synths for that matter...I was happy with that purchase and works just fine today. Just needs a cab...

Thanks for that info Kevin, I noticed that the Clarostats look just like AB pots of old moogs. The last AB pots I bought were about $3.00 each, today we're up to $10.00; considering inflation and about 30 years they are about the same price...

ultimately the best junk out there...looks good