Whoa:)
http://www.matrixsynth.com/2014/04/the-new-emerson-moog-modular-system-is.html
If this is true, I really hope they at least offer the FFB to us for sale.
At least one module!
Eric
Check the Moog home page - its true. Call for pricing 
Something tells me they are only selling as a package…
hopefully if they sell enough, it will fund the sale and manufacturing of individual modules. so all you people with deep pockets ( Joel Zimmerman, I’m looking at you) buy these up so maybe the rest of schmucks can get some modules.
on a side note; I wonder what the power situation is. something tells me it’s not the new dot com standard.
Woah.
They even recreated the custom phase shifter and preset modules.
How’s the piano sound?
Holy mother of Genghis Khan…
I don’t expect to ever encounter one of these in real life, but I hope enough rich musicians and producers buy these to fund R&D for Moog to do more cool stuff for normal people.
I really need to get a pass for Winter NAMM 2015!!! Actually, with Ashville not too far from Nashville, maybe they’ll have it at Summer NAMM.
I know they’re going for an accurate re-creation, but I hope it will be able to use regular gates instead of the weird S-trigger.
David
I want one but I fear I will have to sell a few organs (and I mean body parts) to afford one.
since yesterday I heard about this, I collect my droped jaws from the floor
I know it will be affordable only to the richer of the rich, but I don’t care - I love the fact they wanted to make it
- bravo to Moog!!!
Buchla, Oberheim, MS20 & Odyssey reissues…now, what about this??? 
Roland…take notice. Would like to see one of their modular systems get rereleased also.
This is the phone number to call Moog Music to inquire about the price. I thought it WAS the price ! 
828.251.0090
I’ve read that the price would start at $90 000.
http://gizmodo.com/moog-spent-three-years-building-a-90-000-copy-of-keith-1556087534
FINE !!! And very intelligent !
And where are the “New Emersons” to play or to handle ???
And what kind of music should be played on for the “Modern People” ???
And where is the audience to listen to ???
And…who (how many) is gonna be ready to pay that price for ???
(rimshot)
I called on Friday they were closed due to Moogfest.
This is a really amazing project, to reproduce as close as possible a Moog from the past.
As info slowly trickles out about this project, it looks to be the work of some dedicated Moog modular enthusiasts. Namely Gene Stopp & and list member Brian Kehew. Nice work guys! Really impressive and difficult project to take on. I guess this was funded by Moog Music? As more info comes out, I guess we will find out who’s idea it was. Guessing an idea pitched by Gene Stopp, who has been involved in Emerson’s modular restoration from years back. A labor of love for sure!
Lots of crazy modules in there. Three LFO’s with 902 VCA face plates. A drone VCO on a 911 EG face plate. The drone VCF on a 911A trigger Delay panel with HP/BP/LP and resonance? That is some crazy stuff there. I wonder what the origin of those special modules are?
Hi res photo here:
Hi rez photo of some modules
I would be interested to see any of the old Bob Moog design schematics on those early modules like the programer. Would like to see how Bob implemented those Vactrol controlled circuits to possibly make some Moog Vactrol modules of my own. Or that sample/hold module, but guessing that was an early 70’s design with IC’s.
No one can say the current Moog Music does not make a 5U modular now!
Thanks for the hi-res pic CZ Rider.
There’a a lot of attention to detail, down to the added Dymo labelling on some modules.
Does anyone know what has replaced the CRT display on the top right ? It’s clearly not the same as the original. Small HDTV display ? (looks like 16:9 aspect ratio dimensions) Or a modern day digital oscilloscope/vectorscope ?
Actually after looking at those special modules at the top, I realized what they are. Gene Stopp’s ASM-1 module with Moog face plates. Makes sense, but I answered my own question about the origin.
Can see the ASM-1 board clearly in this photo.
Hi-rez of rear custom modules
Gene must have added them when he restored the Emo modular for extra functions. The ALPS pots were a dead giveaway. Moog never used these on the modulars. Cool stuff though!
The hi rez pics are from this site:
http://createdigitalmusic.com/2014/04/moog-really-recreating-keith-emersons-modular-biggest-analog-relaunch-ever/
And link to the ASM-1 site:
http://rubidium.dyndns.org/~magnus/synths/friends/stopp/
you don’t have to play like Emerson to use an Emerson modular. there is much greater possibilities with this system than just pulling out lucky man. whole albums of any sort of electronic music could be composed with this. from dance to ambient to noise to classical that’s the great thing about modular synthesis, it’s only limited by the users imagination and bank account.
I can’t even start to think on purchasing this synth, but a lifesize poster on the wall of my studio would be nice.
Someone should tell that to Keith Emerson.