A celebration of Moog history supported by rarities from the archives of The Bob Moog Foundation...
Follow the life of the Minimoog Synthesizer from its inception through its prolific...
In extract from a 1980's BBC Micro Live special on electronic music in which Dr Bob Moog...
Moog Music Inc. is proud to present Dr. Joseph Akins’ five part series on the fundamentals of...
gANK Magazine, a local Asheville music zine from the late 1990's, published this interview with...
Moog visited Geddy Lee at a studio in Toronto to get his take on the Taurus pedals, old and new...
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The Bob Moog Foundation: Igniting Creativity in Future Generations
PAUL WHITE talks to one of the seminal figures of the electronic music era, pioneering...
Analogue...
Photos of the Moog Music factory at 2004 E Riverside Dr, Asheville, NC.
Photos of Bob with the people that inspired him. What set Moog apart in the early days was...
Limited edition zine documenting the 40 year history of the Minimoog Voyager, originally...
700 Inspiring Sounds - 45 Amazing Artists - 1 Great Cause
A three part interview with Bob Moog courtesy of Gershon Kingsley and Sam Mason.
Bob Moog speaks to Mark Vail about the difference in sound quality between analog and digital...
Story by Leslee Kulba
This article first appeared in the Jan/Feb 2012 issue...
A message from Michelle Moog-Koussa, Executive Director of the Bob Moog Foundation
A collection of Moog advertising spanning the history of the company and it's products (via...
Presented on April 15, 2011 by the Gallatin School of Individualized Study at New York...
A timeline of Moog instruments from 1954-1981
Before Bob Moog got the rights to use his own name for his company back, he operated Moog Music...
Before relocating to Asheville, NC, Bob Moog got his start in Trumansburg, New York. The...
Bob Moog started writing his column, "On Synthesizers" for Keyboard Magazine in 1975. This...
Produced from 1979-1984 the Moog Prodigy was a 32 key, dual oscillator, monophonic synthesizer....
Produced from 1981-1985 the Moog Source was a 37 key, dual oscillator, monophonic synthesizer...
Oringinally appeared in the Journal of the Audio Engineering Society Volume 13, Number 3