Moog Taurus Refurbishment - Pt 1 - Pedals/Keyboard

This is video 1 of a 3-part video series, showing step-by-step the refurbishment of a 1976 Moog Taurus bass pedal synthesizer. In part 1, we disassemble the unit and clean up the pedalboard contacts. Special Thanks to several individuals whose information & consultation were of great value to me as I felt my way through this project! Including (but not limited to) the following: My amazing wife for being so supportive of me and my oddball hobbies. Joe Leskovar at Stagecue, who already had done just about everything I did (and much more), and posted some excellent photos of the process on his website: http://www.stagecue.com/ Ultra Electronic Active, which provided me with some hard-to-find parts with very good customer service: http://ultraelectronicactive.com/ (Note: the shop was burned in the California Camp Fire) Kevin Lightner aka Synthfool (c/o Daphne Lightner who keeps Kevin's website online after his passing), for posting numerous technical documents related to the Taurus: http://www.synthfool.com/docs/Moog/ta... Retrosound, for various helpful Taurus links: http://www.retrosound.de/taurus.html Kent Bergsma and the MercedesSource team for making excellent and inspiring instructional videos on the repair of old Mercedes-Benz cars: http://www.mercedessource.com/ The Moog Taurus Bass Pedals user group on Facebook, for endless technical and moral support. NOTE: The above links are included for informational purposes only.