Picture this: a compact powerhouse that squeezes Moog's legendary analog warmth into a road-ready frame, ready to deliver everything from searing leads to pulsating basslines with a single finger on the keys.
At its core, dual variable waveshape oscillators pack wavefolding, hard sync, and FM for rich, evolving timbres, backed by a morphable sub-oscillator and white noise generator. The multimode ladder filter offers 24dB/12dB low-pass, band-pass, and high-pass options, complete with RES BASS compensation to keep the lows punchy even at high resonance. Dual loopable ADSR envelopes and two LFOs—one with triangle/saw/ramp/square waves and multi-target routing—unlock deep modulation, while the 64-step probabilistic sequencer and arpeggiator store per-preset for generative grooves. Those 32 full-size semi-weighted keys respond to velocity and aftertouch, with pitch/mod wheels up top; it measures 23 by 12.6 by 3.8 inches and weighs just under 11 pounds, connecting via stereo out, mono audio in, headphone jack, USB-C/5-pin MIDI, six CV points, and pedal inputs.
Players love its immediate Moog character—fat, responsive, and surprisingly versatile for live sets or Eurorack jams—though some note the digital modulation section takes a moment to master for maximum chaos.
