For those lucky enough to still have a Minimoog, here’s a little trick suggested by Bob Moog himself! Take an audio cable and route it from the Minimoog Model D’s low output jack to the external input. Turn on the external input switch in the Moog’s Mixer section and set the external volume control to the point where the overload light just blinks intermittently. The net result is a much fatter overall sound, perfect for a screaming lead tone or a monster bass line!
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