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Welcome to the world of Moogerfooger Analog Effects Modules. Moogerfoogers are a direct descendent of the original modular Moog synthesizers. Housed in a rugged steel and hardwood enclosure, the Moogerfooger’s timeless good looks, versatility, and exceptional sound quality is designed to be equally at home on stage or in the studio.

Their expansive functionality combined with warm, analog sound come from their state-of-the-art all-analog circuitry, designed and built under Bob Moog's personal direction. Musical, flexible, playable, and durable Moogerfoogers are the secret weapons of top players and producers everywhere.

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- Moog - MF-101 Moogerfooger Lowpass Filter
  
  $289.00
  
  The unmistakable Moog voltage-controlled lowpass filter and envelope follower. Here for yourself why there really is nothing quite like a Moog filter. Sounds great on ANYTHING and EVERYTHING. Get two and run your live DJ set in stereo through them. We haven't seen anyone do that yet... We'd like to.
- Moog - MF-102 Moogerfooger Ring Modulator
  
  $289.00
  
  Very subtle, warm tremolo sounds on one end of the spectrum, and spaceship landing sequence sounds at the other. The Moog ring-mod is able to produce bell like, harmonically distorted tones that are out of this world.
- Moog - MF-105 Moogerfooger Murf
  
  $399.00
  
  "Multiple Resonance Filter Array" We don't even know where to begin with this one. Basically, it's like no effect you've ever heard. It's sort of a step pattern sequenced filter based on frequency with varying types of envelope and tempo adjustment.
- Moog - MF-105B Moogerfooger Bass Murf
  
  $399.00
  
  Same as the MURF with frequencies more suited for bass instruments.
- Moog - MF-107 Moogerfooger Freq Box
  
  $354.00
  
  The Freq Box doesn't actually output an effected version of the input signal, rather it outputs the signal of an internal oscillator being controlled by the input signal. Guitar goes in - Synth comes out! Can be hard synced to the input signals pitch or frequency modulated by the envelope follower of the input signal which is controlled dynamically. Very cool.