Moog rings a bell for anyone who has ever come into contact with electronic music or synthesizers. Bob Moog was one of the first builders of electronic musical instruments and started building Theremins as early as 1949, this led to the production of modular synthesizers and later the most legendary synth, the Minimoog, which is now back in production.

Moogs are known for their Ladder Filters and extremely thick analog sound and therefore need little convincing to add one to your music production setup.

We have therefore worked hard to set it up in our studio ready for testing. Our Moog specialists Willem and Thibault are happy to help you with everything regarding synths and music production!

Semi-Modular synthesizers are synths that give you the option to patch every point on the circuit to another point or, for example, combine an oscillator with a separate filter from another device such as a Eurorack module. In short, you can create your ideal synth by combining parts of it or you can tweak your semi-modular by creating patches internally.
With the Sound Studios you get everything to transform your studio into an experimental synthesizer laboratory for hours, days and years of fun!

The Semi-Modulars with keyboard are the highlights in Moog's semi-modular range, they have everything on board to give you a great sound and are versatile due to their extensive patch points and playable!

It doesn't get more legendary than this, from the smallest Minitaur to the grand Minimoog Model D or One you can expect the sound that Moog has become famous for and is always highly praised in every studio!

The Theremin was invented in 1919, making it the very first analog synthesizer that was able to continuously change the pitch. To this day, this instrument remains something very special and mysterious and still gives you even more playing pleasure than it did back then!

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