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SynGuru
aka Dr. Thomas L. Rhea
Electronic Music Historian, Musician, Author & Teacher
Manuals
Moog Sonic Six Synthesizer
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The Moog Sonic Six Operation Manual 1972
- Courtesy Brian Kehew - In Remembrance of David Van Koevering​
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by Thomas L. Rhea PhD, for Moog Music Inc.​​​
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Moog Minimoog Model D Synthesizer
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Moog Minimoog Model D Operation Manual 1974
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by Thomas L. Rhea PhD, for Moog Music Inc.​​​
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Moog Minimoog Sound Charts 1974
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by Tom Rhea, for Moog Music Inc.​​​
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Moog Synthesizer Accessory Operation Manual
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Moog Synthesizer Accessory Operation Manual 1974
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by Tom Rhea, for Moog Music Inc.​​​
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Moog Micromoog Synthesizer
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Moog Micromoog Operation Manual 1976
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by Tom Rhea, for Moog Music Inc.​​
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Steiner
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EVI (Electronic Valve Instrument) Owner's Manual 1980
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by Tom Rhea, for Music Technology Inc.​​
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Masters Touch Owner's Manual 1980
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by Tom Rhea, for Music Technology Inc.​​
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Functional Design of Synthesizers
Development of the Moog Micromoog 1973-1975:​
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Jim Scott, Instrument Designer - Development of the Micromoog ​
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Audio interview with Tom Rhea - 21 October 2022 (excerpt) - 04'25"
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Jim Scott's Schematics for the Prototype Micromoog - Dec 1973 & 1974​​
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Jim Scott - Photos of Scorched Micromoog First Prototype​
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Retrieved from David Van Koevering's home fire in Cleveland, TN
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Jim Scott, Designer - Photos with/of production Micromoog - 1975​​
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Development of Micromoog Synthesizer - Memo - January 27, 1975
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From Tom Rhea to Chuck Hendry, Chuck Schneider, and Jim Scott​
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Norlin's Response to - T Rhea to C Hendry Memo - January 27, 1975
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Tom's Micromoog sales and sojourns to Australia - 1974 and 1975
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Micromoog vs ARP Axxe - Marketing Position Paper (Internal) - 1975​
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By Tom Rhea
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The Micromoog Synthesizer: Electrical, Mechanical, and Musical Engineering - Marketing Position Paper (External) - 1975
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By Thomas L. Rhea, PhD​
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The Micromoog Synthesizer: Acetate Sound Charts Overlays - 1975
- S​hown against a jet black background similar to Micromoog front panel
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By Tom Rhea
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"Moog University" Moog Products Dealer Sales Training - Buffalo/Kenmore, NY area ​
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Micromoog Ribbon Technique - Tom Rhea, Clinician/Performer ca. 1979 - 01'58"
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​​ Micromoog Ribbon Technique - Tom Rhea, Clinician/Performer ca. 1979 - 00'46"
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"Moog University" Moog Products Dealer Sales Training - Buffalo/Kenmore, NY area ​
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Micromoog Keyboard Touch-Time Sensitivity Due To Inverted Filter Envelope
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Micromoog Keyboard Technique - Tom Rhea, Clinician/Performer ca. 1979 - 01'30"
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"Moog University" Moog Products Dealer Sales Training - Buffalo/Kenmore, NY area ​
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Micromoog Sample and Hold - Playing Keyboard/Routing/Release/etc. controls
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Micromoog Sample and Hold - Tom Rhea, Clinician/Performer ca. 1979 - 01'14"
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Development of the Moog Multimoog 1976-1977:​
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Micromoog Pro (Moog Multimoog) New Models Moog Memo 1976
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by Tom Rhea, memo to Ed Sokolofski
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Micromoog XL (Moog Multimoog) Prototype Design Memo 1977
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by Tom Rhea, memo to Ed Sokolofski, et al
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Multimoog Review - High Fidelity Magazine - July 1979
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by Fred Miller
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Development of the Moog Prodigy 1979:​
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Photo - Tom Rhea creating the Prodigy Ad​
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Photos - Promotion Photos for Moog Prodigy​
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Human Engineering the Synthesizer: A Real-World Example 1979​
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by Tom Rhea, Project Coordinator for Moog Prodigy
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Photo - The Prodigy Ad (first version), created by Tom Rhea​​
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Tom Rhea Work Log - Prodigy development era
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Photos - Prodigy Point Of Purchase overlays, created by Tom Rhea​​
Development of the Crumar Spirit 1981:
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"Small Synth" Product Development for Crumar s.pa. Castelfidardo, Italy​
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Robert A. Moog, Project Coordinator/circuitry design
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James Scott, Primary Circuit Designer/prototype construction
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Tom Rhea, Functional Design Consultant/product definition
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Photos - Crumar Spirit Synthesizer - all angles​
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Product Retrospective in Sound on Sound by Gordon Reid July 2001
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Ben Luce: Inspired by Sound - Crumar Spirit Improvs: Spirit of Synthesis I & II
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