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Moog (pronounced “mohg”) is a legendary American synthesizer company founded by Dr. Robert Moog in 1953. Moog is widely credited with creating the first commercial synthesizer, the Moog Modular, and later popularizing the synthesizer with the iconic Minimoog Model D in the early 1970s. The Minimoog revolutionized music production by making synthesizers portable, user-friendly, and musically expressive, laying the foundation for electronic music and influencing genres ranging from rock and pop to jazz and experimental music. The unmistakable warm and fat sound of Moog’s analogue circuits became synonymous with iconic tracks and artists like Kraftwerk, Stevie Wonder, Pink Floyd, and many others.

Moog continues to innovate and produce instruments that honour its rich heritage while embracing modern technology. Recent offerings include the Moog One, a polyphonic synthesizer that offers a vast sonic palette, and the Subsequent 37 and Subharmonicon, which expand on classic Moog monophonic designs with new features and sequencer options. The company has also continued to produce reissues of its classic models like the Minimoog Model D and Modular Systems, allowing a new generation of musicians to experience the original Moog sound. Known for their build quality, unique sound character, and commitment to analogue synthesis, Moog synthesizers remain highly revered in the music community and are celebrated for their timeless influence on modern music.

MOOG Mavis – Standalone Semi-Modular Analog Synthesizer Kit with Keyboard, Analog Oscillator, Filter, Envelope Generator, Wavefolder, and Dust Cover

£249.99 £220.00

The Unmistakable Moog Sound – Mavis is a build-it-yourself synthesizer kit with 100% analog design that delivers the huge depth of sound Moog is known for in a compact and feature-packed instrument Eurorack Integration – Mavis adds expressive control… read more

MOOG Subharmonicon Semi-Modular Analog Polyrhythmic Synthesizer with Dual Sequencer, MIDI, and Patch Bay

£599.99 £533.00

Six Tonal Sources: 2 Voltage Controlled Oscillators each with 2 subharmonic generators provide a dense harmonic bed of sound Four Rhythm Generators: Each rhythmic source can drive either sequencer (or both) for surprising and unexpected polyrhythms T… read more

MOOG Subsequent 25 Paraphonic Analog Synthesizer and MIDI Keyboard with 25 Semi Weighted Keys, Headphone Amp, 16 Presets and Editor/Librarian Software

£1,075.09

Flexible Sound-Design Machine – Subsequent 25 is powerful and compact, melding the hands-on analog soul of classic Moog instruments with the convenience of a modern workflow Enhanced Playability – Featuring a 2-note paraphonic keybed that includes 25… read more

MOOG Grandmother Semi-Modular Analog Keyboard Synthesizer with 32 Keys, Built-In Arpeggiator, Sequencer and Spring Reverb Tank

£1,190.19

Inspired by Moog Classics – Monophonic semi-modular analog keyboard synthesizer with 32 velocity-sensing full-size keys, built-in arpeggiator, sequencer and spring reverb tank No Patching Required 256 Note Sequencer – Record and playback sequences wi… read more

Analogue

An analogue synthesiser is a type of electronic instrument that generates sound through analogue circuitry, using voltage-controlled oscillators (VCOs), filters, and amplifiers to create and manipulate audio signals. Unlike digital synthesizers, which use binary code and samples to produce sounds, analogue synths rely on continuous electrical signals, resulting in a warm and rich tonal quality often associated with classic music production. The sound generation process typically involves shaping waveforms, such as sawtooth, square, or sine waves, which can be further modified using various modulation techniques, allowing musicians to create a diverse range of sounds and textures.

Analogue synthesizers often feature hands-on controls, such as knobs, sliders, and switches, providing a tactile and intuitive interface for sound design. This direct interaction allows musicians to manipulate parameters in real-time, fostering creativity and experimentation during live performances or studio sessions. Although they may require more effort to program compared to their digital counterparts, analogue synthesizers are cherished for their unique character, unpredictability, and the organic nature of their sound, making them a favourite among electronic musicians, composers, and sound designers seeking to capture the essence of classic synthesis in their work.

Modular

This synthesiser embraces the modular synthesis philosophy, allowing for endless sonic possibilities through a system of interchangeable modules. With its patchable design, you can create customised signal paths and experiment with sound generation, modulation, and processing. Ideal for sound designers and electronic musicians, modular synthesers encourage creativity and exploration, enabling you to build a unique setup tailored to your artistic vision.

Monophonic

This synthesiser is monophonic, meaning it plays one note at a time. Ideal for basslines, lead melodies, and expressive solos, monophonic synthesisers offer focused and powerful sound generation. With fewer voices to manage, these instruments often feature enhanced modulation options and expressive controls, allowing for greater emphasis on shaping and manipulating the character of each note. Perfect for electronic music producers and performers looking for precise, impactful sound design.

New

This product is brand new, unused, and in its original packaging. It has never been opened or used, ensuring you receive it in pristine, factory-sealed condition, just as originally manufactured.

It is ideal for those who want the assurance of a fresh start with their gear.

Synthesizer

A synthesizer, often abbreviated as synth, is an electronic musical instrument that generates and manipulates sound electronically. Synthesizers create sound through various methods, including subtractive synthesis, additive synthesis, frequency modulation synthesis, and wavetable synthesis, among others. They typically feature oscillators to produce raw waveforms, filters to sculpt the timbre, envelopes to shape the sound’s amplitude, and modulation sources to add movement and complexity.

Synthesizers offer a vast range of sounds, from classic analog tones to futuristic digital textures, and are used in a wide array of musical genres, from electronic and pop to rock and film scoring. With their versatility and expressive capabilities, synthesizers are essential tools for musicians, producers, and sound designers seeking to explore and create innovative sonic landscapes.