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Polymoog Poster Studio Wall Art - Moog Synth Patent 1977 (Vintage Analog Synthesizer)

$23.00

The Moog Polymoog, produced from 1975 to 1980, was one of the first fully polyphonic analog synthesizers, using a divide down architecture and preset based design. Covered by U.S. Patent US4050343A, it introduced novel voltage controlled filtering and modulation techniques. Its distinctive "Vox Humana" preset - famously featured by Gary Numan in his 1979 hit Cars - delivered lush, choir-like textures that became a hallmark of early synth pop. Though limited in programmability, the Polymoog's rich pads, touch sensitive keyboard, and unique filter bank secured its place in electronic music history.

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  • Small : 12" x 18" = 30cm x45cm
  • Medium : 20" x 30" = 51cm x 76cm
  • Large : 24" x 36" = 61cm x 91cm

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  • Paper thickness: 0.26mm
  • Paper weight: 189 g/m²
  • Opacity: 94%
  • ISO brightness: 104%

This Polymoog patent poster is a great addition to any recording studio, home studio, or producer's workspace - suitable for 80's synth-pop fans, music gear collectors, and Gary Numan fans, and a great gift for anyone into vintage Moog synthesizers

Q: What was significant about the Polymoog? A: Released by Moog in 1975, the Polymoog was one of the first commercially available fully polyphonic synthesizers, using a "divide-down" circuit design to play full chords - a major step beyond the monophonic Minimoog, and later used by artists like Stevie Wonder, Toto and Gary Numan

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