Moog Synthesizer 35
Not much is documented about the Moog Synthesizer 35. The record shows one thing: the unit appears in a 1975 modular synthesizer survey published in Studio Sound (May 1975, p.58), where it is listed alongside the Synthesizer 15. The survey describes it by its modules - three 902 voltage-controlled amplifiers, a single 904A lowpass filter, one 904B highpass filter, one 907A filter bank, three 911 envelope generators, and a bank of 921-series oscillators (one 921, two 921A, four 921B, and a 923 noise source). It also notes a switchable white/pink noise generator and simple in/out envelope shaping.
Outside that period directory, almost nothing else is recorded about the Synthesizer 35. The fact sheet gives no production years, no original price, no keyboard or control details, and no historical context. It appears to have been a modular instrument in the Moog lineup of the mid-1970s, sharing componentry with the better-documented Synthesizer 15. Specific claims about its capabilities or market position cannot be verified from surviving sources.
Known specifications from the period survey:
- 3× 902 voltage-controlled amplifier
- 1× 904A lowpass filter
- 1× 904B highpass filter (60 Hz–20 kHz, voltage-controlled or manual)
- 1× 907A filter bank
- 3× 911 envelope generator
- 1× 921 oscillator, 2× 921A, 4× 921B
- 1× 923 noise source with white/pink selector
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