Moog Music traces its origins to 1953 when Robert Moog and his father founded R. A. Moog Co. in New York, pioneering the first commercial synthesizer and iconic instruments like the Minimoog. After financial challenges and a move to Asheville in 1978 under Big Briar, the company reclaimed the Moog Music name in 2002, continuing to craft innovative analog synthesizers from its single production facility there. Renowned for rich, warm tones and the ladder filter, Moog Music upholds Bob Moog's legacy of electronic music innovation.
