A synth developed by Studio Electronics around 1986, and one of several products that that company produced in this time period which relied on removing boards from existing synths and re-packaging them. The Midimoog consisted of a rackmount chassis which contained: a power supply, a front panel which imitated the Minimoog's panel in layout, colors and fonts; and a MIDI interface which accepted incoming MIDI data and converted this to CV/Gate signals. This of course made it possible to play the instrument from another MIDI-equipped synth or master keyboard.