Moog 80V
There is almost nothing on record for a "Moog 80V". The fact sheet for this page has no identity, production year, price or specification data. The only "80V" in the period record is the Arturia CS-80V, a software synthesizer. Craig Anderton reviewed it in EQ (March 2004, p.90) at a price of $249. The review noted Arturia was already known for its earlier Storm software, and that the CS-80V was aimed at people familiar with the original Yamaha CS-80.
A later Mix advertisement (August 2009, p.49) shows the CS-80V bundled in Arturia's tenth-anniversary promotion. Any one of Brass, Jupiter 8V, Prophet V, ARP2600V, CS-80V, or Moog Modular V was $99. The same ad's spec copy lists up to 32 voices of polyphony.
None of this describes a Moog instrument. Unless more documentation turns up, the "Moog 80V" looks like a cataloging mix-up with Arturia's CS-80V software synth. No Moog model of that name appears in the archive's published Moog pages.
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