There can be minor differences with the modulars. They thought nothing
of making you up a custom blivit or mod on a perfboars and abeling it
with a Dymo gun. They would also recycle trade ins or returns and if
you wanted your stuff in a timely fashion, you would take it, it would
work great. Moog modulars and the people who built and repaired them
did live up to their legend.
Nathan Hunsicker wrote:
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> If this system II is original from the factory circa 1970, wouldn't all the
> modules have the same markings? I don't claim to be a moog expert by far,
> but i thought the most modern moog logo (like on the VCO's) wasn't in use
> until 1972 (I could, and probably am, wrong) -Nate
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