Really interesting photo for Moog trainspotters. It has two 901 oscillators instead of the more common later arrangement with the 901A oscillator driver controlling two or three 901B oscillators. The console panel mixers look like very early versions as well.
Looking into it deeper, this UNT system appears to have been custom built in 1965, before they were selling standardized modular systems. The module on the far right is speculated to be a 906 impulse generator, which never made it to commercial production.
Despite the size, everything shown here is roughly equivalent to a Minimoog from 1970.
great insight. thanks
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For those that want to try out something similar (not identical):
oh cool
Oh… Dormant memory unlocked.
yay
It’s so glorious. Rest easy, Bob
