File:Moog Synthesizer 3P (1972), CRuNCh Lab.jpg

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Description	The Crunch Lab Moog Moog 3P (left, 3 piece model) extra sequencer module (right) References " Voltage Controlled Passacaglia For Moog Modular Synthesizer”, 01nov09, synthopia.com YouTube - Voltage Controlled Passacaglia, Pages 1 & 2, by Paul Hembree (Premiere) YouTube - Voltage Controlled Passacaglia, Pages 3 & 4, by Paul Hembree (Premiere)
Date	4 March 2010, 15:21
Source	Crunch.Moog Uploaded by clusternote
Author	EJ Posselius from Boulder, USA

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