Moog · Analog monosynth · Pre-MIDI classics
The Rogue came out in 1981 as Moog Music's entry-level monosynth, and it's about as simple as a Moog gets. Its two oscillators share one waveform setting and one octave setting, so you can't mix a sawtooth with a square. You can tune the second one anywhere from a half-step below the first to an octave above it. They feed a 24 dB low-pass filter with a single envelope, which has attack and release knobs and a three-way sustain switch. There's sample-and-hold, which the Prodigy lacks, plus pitch and mod wheels, CV and gate jacks and 32 keys, with no patch memory. Moog also built a near twin for RadioShack, the Realistic Concertmate MG-1, and later put the Rogue's circuit into the Taurus II bass pedals. The Rogue runs from an external power adapter, where the MG-1 has its supply built in. Peter Gabriel, Stereolab and 808 State used one. Buy it for bass, and make sure the adapter comes with it.
No model-specific failure is well documented. The usual problem with listings is a missing external power adapter, since the Rogue has no supply built in.
Buying guide
Only two complete Rogues are for sale, so the $1,500–1,525 band comes from a single listing and isn't a market read. We'd start with the US one titled working at $1,050 plus shipping the seller hasn't stated, since the other asks $1,523 delivered and says nothing about whether it works. Check the photos for the external power adapter, because the Rogue has no supply inside and the adapter is what these listings most often lack. Read the panel name too, since a Realistic Concertmate MG-1 looks similar but is a different instrument.
$1,050.00+ ship
Asks $1,050, about $450 under the other Rogue, though the seller hasn't stated shipping. Ask for a quote and a photo of the external power adapter.
Moog Rogue Model 342A Vintage Analog Synthesizer Keyboard WORKING USA
$1,050.00+ ship
The only Rogue here titled working, from a US seller. Ask for a video playing all 32 keys and a slow filter sweep before you pay.
Moog Rogue Model 342A Vintage Analog Synthesizer Keyboard WORKING USA
Delivered prices include shipping as eBay quoted it to a US address on Oct 5, 2026. Many sellers charge by distance, so your total may differ. eBay shows yours before you pay.
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Used$1,050.00+ shipping
$1,050.00 · shipping not stated
Buy It Now$1,050.00
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Good buy
Titled working, US seller. Shipping not stated, so ask for a quote.
Seller: secondarymarketusa
99.3% positive
Used$1,523.00est. delivered
$1,499.00 + $24.00 shipping
Buy It Now$1,499.00
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Our take
No test claim in the title. Ask whether the power adapter is included.
Seller: intek22
100% positive
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