I saw an original Moog Taurus synthesizer in a magazine when I was a kid. I didn't know what it was. Given the bulk and odd shape – a black box sitting on the floor with horizontal slats ...

This means that, while it’s still pretty affordable - particularly in comparison to Moog’s own Taurus III, which was released in 2010 and cost a couple of grand - the Toro is on longer the bargain ...

In a video shared to Reverb's YouTube channel, Lee tells the story of Rush's introduction to synthesizers in the mid-'70s, beginning with the Moog Taurus and then the Minimoog Model D.

Based on a combination of sampling and modelling, this emulates the sounds of the classic Moog Taurus I, II and III synths, pedal-powered instruments that were famous for their massive low-end growl.

is destined to one day also sit at the top of Mount Moog. It's simple and easy to play, so it's great for newcomers or the synth-curious. Compared to the massive Voyager and Taurus synths ...

Lee was one of the first bassists to utilize a stereo bass rig. Around 1977’s A Farewell to Kings, he began using Moog Taurus bass pedals and a doubleneck Rickenbacker bass/guitar to create the ...

Cord Amato (guitars and synths), Lee Ritter (drums), Erik Golts (bass and synths), Dave Fulton (keyboards, Moog Taurus bass pedals). Sounds like: Cruising the autobahn at 100 mph while Robert ...