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Key Features
The Moog Minimoog Model D Bob Moog Tribute Edition Analog is suited to performers, producers, and collectors wanting classic analog synthesis with modern flexibility. This limited-edition version keeps the original instrument's famous sound at its core, using a complete analog signal path for the warmth, depth and response the Model D is known for.
Product Ref: 380133
This edition stays faithful to the sound that made the Minimoog Model D such an important instrument in synthesis history. Its fully analog design includes a discrete mixer, dual envelope generators, and an analog VCA, all working together to create a rich, responsive sound.
Small adjustments make a real difference here, so it feels immediate and expressive when you are building patches or shaping parts in a mix. The result is a sound that still feels relevant in modern music production, while keeping the depth and character associated with the original Model D.
The Minimoog Model D played a key role in bringing synthesizers into mainstream music by making them portable and performance-ready. Its distinctive analog tone helped define genres like progressive rock, funk, and early electronic music. Artists including Kraftwerk, Stevie Wonder, Pink Floyd, and Herbie Hancock used it to shape their sound.
The 24 dB per octave Moog ladder filter remains one of the key reasons players return to this instrument. It gives you a smooth cutoff sweep and a resonant response that can sound round and weighty or more pointed and intense, depending on how you set it. That makes it especially useful for basses, leads, and evolving textures that need movement without losing body.
Because the controls are laid out clearly and each function has its own knob, you can shape tones quickly and make adjustments as you play, which is a big part of the Minimoog experience.
Although the design respects the original instrument, this version includes practical updates for modern setups. MIDI In, Out, and Thru make it easy to connect with hardware and software rigs, while CV and Gate inputs and outputs help it work naturally alongside modular and other voltage-based gear.
There is also an external audio input, so you can process drum machines, synths, or other sources through the Model D’s filter and amplifier section. That added flexibility means it can do more than handle keyboard duties, giving you another way to bring its analog character into your wider setup.
Built as the final planned production run of this instrument, the Bob Moog Tribute Edition has clear significance for players and collectors alike. Only 500 units will be made, and each one is assembled by hand at Moog’s North Carolina facility using high-quality components, a durable metal chassis, and a custom quartersawn white oak cabinet.
The classic reverse screen-printed badges and unique rear-panel decal mark it out as a commemorative release, while the included SR Series travel case helps protect it on the move. Part of the profit from each sale of the Tribute Edition will go towards supporting the Bob Moog Foundation which brings his legacy to life through immersive and interactive exhibits.