The Minimoog Model D?a legendary instrument that can be called the original synthesizer.

The Minimoog Model D is known as the quintessential vintage synthesizer?truly a masterpiece among masterpieces. Released in 1970, the Minimoog Model D was the worldfs first portable synthesizer, and it defined the design of keyboard-style synthesizers that followed.

Unlike the modular synthesizers of the time, which required manual patching, the Minimoog Model D integrated everything?from oscillators, filters, and amplifiers to envelopes, modulation wheels, and the keyboard?via internal wiring, allowing users to produce sounds intuitively without the need for patching. This structure was revolutionary and can be considered the prototype for modern synthesizers.
Combining the gorgeous sound inherited from Moogfs massive modular synthesizers with the ease of use provided by internal wiring, the Minimoog Model D garnered a strong following among musicians worldwide. For over 50 years since its release, it has been used by numerous world-renowned artists?including Trent Reznor, Gary Numan, Dr. Dre, Keith Emerson, and Herbie Hancock?and has made a significant contribution to the formation of new musical genres with its unique sound.
Its thick, warm, and truly unique sound has lost none of its luster even now, more than half a century after its release, and continues to captivate many musicians. Its sonic character has been carried on by the MINIMOOG VOYAGER series, and since 2017, the original Minimoog Model D has been reissued several times.It has also been recreated in replicas by other manufacturers and in software synthesizers, and remains beloved by many musicians to this day.

This instrument is a rare early-production model of the original Minimoog Model D.
Please experience the authentic sound of this now-rare original instrument.

Dimensions: 730 x 440 x 147 mm; Weight: approx. 15 kg * Approximate values.

The PITCH/MOD wheel has a serrated finish. It has 10 trim holes. This is an early-production model.
It bears the inscription Williamsville, N.Y. and is believed to have been manufactured around 1975?76.
It has some dirt and scratches consistent with its age.

All parts have been serviced. It is currently in good working condition.
Condition Grade: B ? Shows significant scratches and signs of use, but functions perfectly well for normal use

Serial Number: 8773
Case: None
Manual: None
Other Accessories: None

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Condition: Some scratches, dents and marks. If you would like to know more about this specific instrument, or have general questions, please don't hesitate to contact us.

Accessories: Please confirm the picture.

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