Moog's first polyphonic analog synthesizer in over three decades, this 16-voice powerhouse cranks out massive, lush sounds with a tri-timbral design that lets you layer, split, or stack up to 48 oscillators in Unison mode for earth-shaking leads and pads.
Per voice, it packs three newly designed analog VCOs with waveshape mixing shown on OLED displays, offering saw/triangle hybrids, variable sawtooths, pulse waves, plus FM, hard sync, and ring mod routing. Dual analog filters—a classic Moog Ladder and a state-variable multimode—run in series or parallel, fed by a flexible analog mixer handling oscs, dual-source noise (red/white/purple blends with dedicated envelope), and external audio input. Four assignable LFOs, three DAHDSR envelopes, arpeggiators, and 64-step sequencers per timbre add deep modulation, while digital effects like Eventide reverbs, chorus, delay, and vocoding sweeten the fully analog signal path.
The premium 61-note Fatar TP-8S keybed delivers velocity and aftertouch, paired with a pressure-sensitive X/Y pad for expressive control. Extensive I/O includes 9 assignable CV/gate ports, XLR/TRS combo input, hardware inserts, stereo outs, and USB/MIDI keep it studio-ready in a sleek wood-and-aluminum chassis.
Players love its boundless analog warmth and playability, though some note the learning curve for its depth—once dialed in, it's a sonic beast that redefines Moog poly.
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