Mackie donates Loudspeakers and Headphones to Bob Moog Foundation

The Moogseum

The Bob Moog Foundation preserves and promotes the legacy of Dr. Robert A. Moog, who invented analog music synthesizers that transformed contemporary music. The nonprofit organization teaches children about STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) by bringing interactive, hands-on music synthesis into schools through its Dr. Bob's SoundSchool program.

Moogseum is an interactive, hands-on museum opened on May 23 in the foundation's home town of Asheville, North Carolina, presenting exhibits exploring Dr. Moog's life and work, the history of synthesis, the science of audio waveforms, and more.

The Mackie MC-250s

In support of the Moog Foundation's mission and to celebrate the Moogseum's opening, Mackie has donated a pair of its new 1600W DRM215 15-inch professional loudspeakers and a 2000W DRM18S 18-inch subwoofer, as well as 150 pairs of MC-250 high-performance studio headphones. to the Foundation.

The DRM Series loudspeakers are designed to combine extensive tuning, premium components, and cutting-edge DSP that takes advantage of powerful FIR filters, transducer time alignment, and precision crossovers to deliver unmatched clarity and responsive low end. The company's MC-250 headphones feature reference-quality 50 mm drivers and reveal every detail of a mix, delivering the clarity and accuracy needed for critical listening and mixing, along with exceptional low-frequency response.

"The Bob Moog Foundation deeply appreciates Mackie's generous support," proclaims Michelle Moog-Koussa, founder of the Bob Moog Foundation and daughter of Dr. Moog. "My father dedicated much of his life to developing inventions that enabled the creation of amazing, creative sounds. Mackie's superb loudspeakers and headphones will enable Moogseum visitors and students who experience Dr. Bob's SoundSchool to hear the sounds of Moog instruments in their full glory."