Moogseum

Moogseum

Moogseum

In 1964, Robert Moog invented the Moog synthesizer, an instrument that has since been embraced by a wide range of musicians, from the Beatles and ABBA to Black Sabbath and MGMT. Located in Asheville, USA, the Moogseum, while not affiliated with Moog Music, celebrates the legacy of this groundbreaking invention and the broader history of synthesizers. The museum offers an interactive experience, featuring Moog synthesizers and theremins that visitors can play, providing a hands-on exploration of these influential musical instruments.

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