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EXPLORE
The Museum of Music Technology consists of three floors of exhibit space divided into 16 different galleries and over 40 different exhibits. We’ve got amazing one-of-a-kind prototypes, incredibly rare production instruments, and gear that belonged to artists from Laurie Anderson to Frank Zappa and Hans Zimmer. If it’s important to the history of music technology, it’s probably in our building! Click the links below to learn more!
VISIT
The Museum of Music Technology offers guided tours, live performance events, workshops, lessons, and even custom playing and recording sessions using our vintage gear! Click the links below to read all about the types of experiences available when you visit MMT in person – and then get planning your visit!
LEARN
Our MMT Learning division offers an assortment of workshops, lectures, and classes on a variety of subjects. We also offer Private Sessions, where you can book one-on-one time with an instructor using one of our amazing vintage instruments. We’re even developing special offerings for homeschoolers (middle school and up).
Vince's Vault
Step inside Vince’s Vault! Every month we feature a hidden gem from the Museum of Music Technology’s evolving collection. Curated by Vince Pupillo Sr., the collector and founder behind MMT, this blog will spotlight some of the rarest and most interesting pieces in our collection. We’ll tell you what it is and why it’s important alongside some mindblowing eye-candy photographs! Be sure to check back every month!
This month’s pick is an early-1960s Fender Rhodes Piano Bass once owned by Billy Corgan of the Smashing Pumpkins.
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Let’s Make Some Noise Together
Are you ready to explore music’s rich past and exciting future? Come visit the Museum of Music Technology in person. Whether you're a curious fan, passionate musician, or looking for a one-of-a-kind group experience, MMT offers guided tours, hands-on exhibits, and memorable encounters with iconic gear. We’re more than just a museum—we’re a living, breathing celebration of sound. Reach out today to learn more, plan a visit, or schedule a custom group tour. Discover how you can get involved, attend upcoming events, or become part of our growing community.
Let’s turn up the volume on curiosity—MMT is waiting for you.