MOTM

>
> 901 oscillator (predates the 921 and sounds different but less stable and
no PWM or
> sync)
> 901A oscillator driver
> 901B oscillator

The 901 was replaced in 1972, so that's why I didn't include it.

> 9xx Envelope follower

I think these were never a 'catalog' item. I have every piece of sales lit
Moog ever printed,
and it's never listed.

> 904C Filter Coupler (used with 904A and B to kinda do a bandpass)

ZZZzzzzzzzzz.


> There were a few versions of the 914 filter bank, some with more bands

There was a 914A the last 2 years of production.

> 9xx Bode Frequency shifter

Not really a "module", and it was a Moog re-tag (actually, built by
Polyfusion).

> There were also a few attenuator panels but I would count them the same as
the CP
> mixer/CV panels.

Like I said, "...excluding the crappy panels...." :)

> 9xx four channel mixer (a large module)

Forgot this one. Came out in 1976.

> The sample and hold was a separate box.  There were also some custom
additions like
> ring modulators, etc. but I don't think they made those as modules.

They don't count! Not modules. I'm not going to count the Vocoder and DoMOAS
as a module, either :)

>
> We also can't forget the other controllers besides the S&H, the keyboards,
the
> ribbon controllers, the X-Y controller and the drum controller.

ZZZzzzzzzzzzzz.......

>
> We certainly do have it better these days with a larger selection of
modules and
> capabilities!

Correct!! And a "Moog" equivalent of a small MOTM, in *today's dollars*,
would be about
$11,000.

Paul S.