Moog Little Phatty Tribute Edition 0556/1200 Synthesizer with hard case

The Little Phatty is an analog monosynth by Moog which was one of the last new synths developed in part by Robert Moog in his lifetime. This "Tribute Edition" features Moog's signature decal on the back of the synth. The Little Phatty has two oscillators, MIDI in/outs, CV in/outs, pitch and mod wheels, a 100 patch memory storage, a classic Moog Ladder filter, as well as being very stable and sounding extremely cool. The keyboard is 37 keys, and this Tribute Edition sports walnut side panels for a classy, vintage look. The layout is intuitive and straightforward. Included with the synth is a hardcase.
This is a used item and it shows some minor cosmetic wear. The biggest issue of note is the socket for the power cable seems to sag forward when the cable is plugged into it. I took the panel off and inspected the area to see if it could be repaired, assuming something was broken but it didn't appear to be broken or compromised at all. I'm left to assume this was just a design flaw or an issue with the hardware they used here for this. It doesn't affect the functionality of the synth at all. The other notable issue is that the plastic on the pitch and modulation wheels has gone a little sticky. I believe this is also just down to the materials used and not from some misuse or abuse. Both wheels function just fine despite feeling a little tacky.