History of the Moog Bass Display
History of the Moog Bass Display
Description
This large, double-sided display celebrates the unmistakable sound of Moog bass through a timeline styled as an electronic circuit diagram. The graphic highlights songs including “Boogie On Reggae Woman,” “Flashlight,” “The Robots,” “Cars,” and “Thriller,” offering a visual exploration of synthesizer bass across decades of popular music.
Vivid orange acrylic panels protect the graphics on both sides, with exposed metal fasteners and wire hanging hardware completing its industrial appearance. A distinctive display piece for a studio, listening room, or synthesizer collection.
Item Details
- Dimensions: 48 × 33 inches
- Display Enclosure Cost: $275
- Artwork Value: $75
- Estimated Total Retail Value: $350
- Weight: 22.5 pounds
- Local pickup only in Asheville, NC. Shipping is not available.
Item Condition
Good overall condition, with a small chip in the orange acrylic (plexiglass) panel visible in the photograph. Please review all photographs for the chip’s location and other condition details. Sold as-is.
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The Bob Moog Foundation is an independent 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the legacy of Bob Moog by inspiring people of all ages and walks of life through the intersection of science, music, and innovation. We are not formally associated with the manufacturing company Moog Music, Inc.
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