Win The Bob Moog Tribute Edition Minimoog Model D Serial #001
The Bob Moog Foundation has announced a new fundraising raffle, featuring a new Bob Moog Tribute Edition Minimoog Model D.
The instrument is serial number 001, of a limited run of 500, so it’s the raffle prize is not just a cool instrument, but also a unique one.
The Minimoog Model D Bob Moog Tribute Edition is a limited-edition version of the Minimoog design reissue that not only honors synth pioneer Bob Moog, but supports The Bob Moog Foundation, an independent non-profit dedicated to preserving Bob Moog’s legacy.
The instrument’s cabinetry is crafted from unique quartersawn white oak wood, and the back features two back-panel logo decals of Moog Music and the Bob Moog Foundation. A Minimoog SR Series travel case is included.
“The first groundbreaking Minimoog was shipped in November of 1970, and its lineage has endured for the past 56 years,” notes Michelle Moog-Koussa, Executive Director of the Bob Moog Foundation. “We are excited to offer serial number one of the Bob Moog Tribute Edition Minimoog Model D, while celebrating Bob Moog’s indelible impact on music and synthesis.”
Raffle tickets are available now for $25 each, $100 for 5, $200 for 12, and $500 for 35. The raffle begins Monday, May 18th at 7:00 am EST and ends 11:59 pm EST Monday, June 8th, 2026. The raffle is open internationally.
About The Bob Moog Foundation:
The Foundation is an independent non-profit organization, dedicated to preserving the legacy of synth pioneer Bob Moog.
Funds they raise support three key initiatives:
- Preservation of the Bob Moog Foundation Archives, which includes 15,000 historical items, including over 5,000 photographs, scores of instruments and prototypes, over 3,000 schematics;
- Bob’s SoundSchool, which has inspired over 40,000 elementary school students through the science of sound; and
- The Moogseum, an immersive, experiential museum in Asheville, NC, which brings the science of sound and synthesis to life for people of all age. The Moogseum opened in May 2019 and has welcomed over 50,000 visitors, from all over the world.
