| Notes | The Emerson Moog Modular System (EMMS) is composed of a main system unit encased in a stainless
steel shell with a steel angle iron frame. Inside of this shell, there are five wood module mounting
cabinets. Outside of this shell, there is the primary controller (usually referred to as the “keyboard”) unit.
The EMMS consists of three types of wood cabinets:
MAIN CONSOLE CABINET:
• 48 1/4” Wide by 15” High by 16” Deep
• Sloped front with two rows of modules
• Top row consists of standard removable Moog modules, 22 positions
• Bottom row consists of “Console” panels that are not removable
EXPANSION CABINET:
• 48 1/4” Wide by 9 1/2” High by 8 1/4” Deep
• One row of standard removable Moog modules, 22 positions
KEYBOARD CABINET:
• 43” Wide by 4” High by 9” Deep
• 5- Octave Pratt-Read organ-style keyboard
• Range, Scale, and Portamento controls, with Glide/No Glide switch |