# Moog Mixers...

- Site: Analog Industries
- Author: Chris Randall
- Date: 2005-10-21
- URL: https://analogindustries.com/2005/10/moog-mixers/

![Moog Mixers...](https://analogindustries.com/images/blog/1084.jpg)

I was browsing around the [Moog Archives](http://www.moogarchives.com/mawelc.htm) today, and came across these two pieces. Pictured above is the Moog 1084 mixer, which is, according to the 1971 Moog Catalog, _"a signal coordinating center of moderate complexity designed to meet the requirements of modestly scaled electronic studios."_ Sounds like something I really, really need. Eight line inputs and two mic pres later, this four-buss mixer is obviously poised to set us up the bomb. If that one isn't enough...

![Moog Mixers...](https://analogindustries.com/images/blog/1200.jpg)

...the 1200 is even more flyer, with an effects send and a classy mixer-like form-factor. This one would set the aspiring c. 1971 laptop musician back a whopping $3995, while the 1084 was only $1825. Now, I know a lot about synths, and even have a hefty dose of experience with the various Moog outboard processors, but I've never heard of these two pieces until today. Anyone here seen one of these in real life? [Here's](http://users.goldengate.net/~rw/studio/moog1084.jpg) a color pic of the 1084, which seems to be altogether more common than the 1200. I found a couple hits for 1084s for sale, but literally \_nothing on the Interwebs about the 1200, other than the Moog Archives page.

## Comments (2)

**antiguru** (2005-10-22):

a moog... mixer

moog....MIXER

MOOG... MIXER

wow

**guidotoons** (2005-10-23):

I had one of these a couple of years ago. It was a real dog and made from pretty cheap era parts and VERY noisy.

It looks cool as sh*t but prolly only worth anything to the serious Moog collector. I sold it to a cat in Europe.

Guido