Moog Guitar
Documentation on the Moog Guitar is thin. Here is what the record shows. Moog made a real electric guitar with onboard electronics and filtering. It was not an effects pedal. It was a guitar with the Moog name on it. The GeoSynesthetics database lists a "Moog Guitar (prototype)" and a separate "Custom Moog Guitar" as distinct entries. No production dates, original pricing, or technical specs for the standard prototype have turned up in the research.
The one concrete specification found applies to the Custom Moog Guitar built for artists: a frequency response of 45Hz–18kHz ±3dB. No other details — scale length, pickups, body wood, controls, weight, or dimensions — are documented for either version. Beyond this, the record is essentially silent. There are no owner testimonials and no market price data to draw upon. The only period reference found is an indirect one — 808 State's Graham described getting a "Moog-style feeling" into bass parts played on a real bass guitar, as covered in Sound on Sound UK (1996, p.124).
The Moog Guitar is not the Moogerfooger pedal line, and it is not one of the other Moog instruments like the Minimoog Voyager or SUB 37. Those are separate products that show up only as cross-references in the same search results. The GeoSynesthetics entries are the sole source for what little is known here, and no fact is corroborated by a second independent source. If you own one of these or have documentation, the archive would be glad to hear from you.
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