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Moog’s new Model 112 and Model 210 amplifiers help the “true character” of an instrument shine through

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Moog has just released a pair of all-purpose amplifiers for electronic instruments. Yep, we’re talking synths, keyboards, drum machines, electric guitars, modelling processors – if it’s electric and…

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