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Moog E1 Electric Guitar (Butterscotch)

Moog E1 Electric Guitar (Butterscotch)

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The Moog E1 Electric Guitar is a groundbreaking fusion of traditional craftsmanship and cutting-edge technology, designed for musicians ready to explore new sonic frontiers. At its core, the E1 is equipped with Moog's patented String Control Technology, a revolutionary system that transforms your playing experience with infinite sustain and innovative muting capabilities. Whether you're crafting serene soundscapes or driving powerful rock anthems, the E1's versatile electronics put a universe of tones at your fingertips.

This guitar boasts a solid alder body with a double-cutaway design, offering comfort and access to all 22 frets on its sleek ebony fingerboard. The Moog E1 is not just about looks; its custom-designed magnetic pickups paired with piezo saddles deliver rich, multidimensional tones. The onboard Moog ladder filter allows for creative tone shaping, controlled via an included foot pedal for seamless on-the-fly adjustments.

The E1’s five distinct modes, including Full Sustain and Mute, give players unparalleled control over their sound, while the Harmonic Blends mode invites you to explore complex harmonics. With a set-neck construction and a 25 1/2" scale, the E1 is both robust and responsive, ensuring it can handle whatever musical journey you embark on.

Key Features:

Moog patented String Control Technology with sustain and mute capabilities
Solid alder body with an ebony fingerboard
22 frets and 25 1/2" scale length
Custom-designed magnetic pickups and piezo saddles
Moog ladder filter with foot pedal control
Five performance modes: Full Sustain, Controlled Sustain, Mute, Harmonic Blends, and Moog Filter
Includes a floor pedal for harmonic balance and filter control
Chrome and dark chrome hardware finish

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The Moog Guitar, Model E1 - Introduction part 1

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Skrillex

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From First to Last

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In this video at 5:41, Skrillex is seen playing a Moog E1 Electric Guitar.

Mike Einziger

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Incubus

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Douglass McComb

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Tortoise

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Garaj Mahal

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The Moog Guitar is off the charts. It can create infinite sustain without distortion in a completely organic way. All you have to do is manipulate the flow. They brought me a prototype when Garaj Mahal was in the studio, and I did about five improvisations to demo it. I used the most interesting one to introduce “Jamie’s Jam.” That was done in Full Sustain mode [For details on the Moog Guitar’s three modes see “Paul Vo Collector’s Edition Moog Guitar Prototype” in the November 2008 issue of GP]. I used the Moog on the rest of the tune as well, because it seemed like a natural vehicle. I played it through a Boss ME-50, which I regularly use for distortion and most of my effects, and a Polytone Mini-Brute.