The Legacy of Moog: Grandmother Synth Uncovered

[@WhoDarez]

The Moog GM is an instant classic. I have 4 synths, and i always gravitate towards the GM 1st.
Got one before inMusic bought Moog.
It's a perfect synthesizer, IMO. 🍻

[@atom_jack]

I love the Grandmother. I hope to keep mine as long as I can.

[@Stevali1966]

Love and cherish my Granny that is Moog.

[@CableBoogie]

My dad still has his 76 strat. I’ll still have my 2018 grandmother in 40 years

[@mr.zeitmaschine6878]

Bob and many like Bob turned in their grave when their creation went from employee owned to vaulter owned. “Employees”= the people= the peasants to these vaulters very soon won’t even own the shirt they’re wearing and it’s possibly the case right now. If you bought that shirt with the card in your pocket than you don’t own it really…

[@lackofaffektmusic]

I regret selling mine almost daily. 😭

[@BOOelectric]

I feel your pain.

[@lyobty]

bro said affordable😭😭😭😭 the grandmother sounds gorgeous tho im not hating i wish i could afford it

[@BOOelectric]

it was around £700 for the Grandmother when it first came out, much more affordable than a minimoog, and it's a synth that's at least as good, possibly better than a mini imo. Hope that explains my "affordable" statement. Affordable is relative, and changes from person to person. I certainly can't afford a Grandmother now. I just meant that at the time, it seemed inexpensive for what you get.

[@lyobty]

⁠oh thanks for informing me

[@lextron-audio]

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