Moog Sub Phatty analogue monophonic synthesizer
Discontinued, this product can no longer be ordered.
Product no: 9000-0005-2398 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.
General
The Moog Sub Phatty is a compact and fully analogue monophonic synthesizer with a rich, truly gritty sound, which it owes to the inclusion of two oscillators, a sub oscillator and - last but certainly not least - a classic Moog filter. The new Multidrive section (pre-filter gain, post-filter overdrive) adds additional warmth to your tone at a low setting, but really rips it up when you push it. Thanks to a simple layout, you can tweak your bass or lead sounds to perfection in the blink of an eye.
The Sub Phatty: easy sound tweaking
The Sub Phatty features a variety of parameters that can all be adjusted at will using the 31 knobs of the analogue Moog synth. Thanks to its simple layout, the Sub Phatty provides you with a clear overview of your settings at all times, and once you've created the perfect sound, you can simply save it as one of sixteen presets. Connect the Moog synth to your computer via USB, and you can even tweak sounds using the free stand-alone/plug-in editor. The Sub Phatty is equipped with a two-octave keyboard, modulation and pitch wheels and MIDI I/O. Don't be fooled by the compact housing of this analogue synth; its snarls will blow you away.
Redesigned oscillators
Moog has equipped the Sub Phatty with redesigned oscillators that always stay in tune and hardly require any time warming up. That means there won't be any more trouble getting your synth in tune with other instruments - simply turn it on, select the right settings and get to work on the keys. Among the wide range of synthesizers available today, the Moog Sub Phatty is a true original.
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Specifications
Product features
| 19-inch rack size | not applicable |
|---|---|
| Number of keys | 25 |
| Arpeggiator/sequencer | none |
| Control | other |
| Synthesizer inputs | line in |
| Sound source | analogue |
| MIDI & other | MIDI in, MIDI out, MIDI over USB, CV/gate in |
| Synthesizer outputs | line out jack, headphone |
| Type of keys | semi-weighted |
| Synthesizer type | keyboard |
Weight and dimensions including packaging
| Weight (incl. packaging) | 10,0 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions (incl. packaging) | 63,0 x 45,0 x 25,0 cm |
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Dit is mijn eerste anologe Synthesizer en het is een goede om mee te beginnen.
Ten eerste is alles heel overzichtelijk, als je beetje kennis over sound design komt red je je zeker.
Daarnaast heb je gewoon een geweldig geluid.
Je kan er wat subtielere sounds mee maken maar met deze gekke moog filters kan je het zo rauw maken als je hartje begeert.
De keys spelen lekker, mod- en pitchbend wheel draaien soepel.
Niet gek veel meer over te zeggen, top product!
Voordelen tegenover de minitaur: Drive knop, meer oscillators, noise. De eerste die ik ontving van Bax was stuk, maar had binnen een week een nieuwe.. top!
Eindelijk toch maar es de stoute schoenen aan gedaan en gekocht..... Tjeemig
wat een apparaat en mogelijkheden!! Je kan hier ook prima classic MOOG sounds uithalen.
Zo lang je de volume knoppen van de oscilators niet tot 12 open draait(maar tot 8) en de multidrive niet te ver open draait. Maar als je dit wel doet krijg je echt ontzettend vette rauwe analoge sounds die geen een andere synth kan evenaren. De keus is aan jou.
En dan de bassen...... echt zo ontzettend vet!! Kijk uit voor je speakers.........
De service van Baxshop was op zich prima, de winkel in Antwerpen moet echter nog wat aan klantvriendelijkheid winnen. Ik had mijn spullen hier laten bezorgen, maar werd een beetje genegeerd door het talrijk aanwezige personeel. (Op zich geen probleem, maar dan moeten ze niet uitpakken met hun ongelofelijke klantvriendelijkheid.)
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