Moog MicroMoog Analog Synthsizer (1975-1979) Knobs 4 different acoustic guitar modes

4 different acoustic guitar modes to choose from

along with instructions to rewind it with the intent to enhance the reproduction of artificial harmonics and “hot wind” a little for some extra “juice”

the Dyno-matic gives the player control over several different dynamic combinations at once

and ZP (Zero Pole) pickups

Moog MicroMoog Analog Synthsizer (1975-1979) Knobs 4 different acoustic guitar modesReleased in 1975, the MicroMoog was a scaled down and less expensive alternative to the MiniMoog and was intended to be a more budget friendly way to get into synthesizers. Like the Minimoog, the MicroMoog was a monophonic instrument and while the MiniMoog offers more versatility (like having three oscillators) and a more comprehensive layout, the MicroMoog has some shared core Moog technology that makes it distinctly "Moog" in character. This