Moog Grandmother Case Set

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Moog Grandmother

Semi-modulaire analoge synthesizer

Fatar keyboard met 32 toetsen
Opslagruimte voor 3 sequences met elk tot 256 noten
Arpeggiator
Geïntegreerde hardware spring reverb gebaseerd op Moog 905 (ook bruikbaar voor externe signalen)
2 Analoge oscillatoren met selecteerbare waveform en hard sync
Classic 4-pole 10 Hz - 20 kHz ladder filter
Patchbare 1-pole high pass filter
Analoge ADSR envelope generator
Patchbare bipolaire attenuator
Compatibel met Mother-32, DFAM en andere modulaire systemen
Pitch en modulation wheel
41 Patch points met 21 ingangen, 16 uitgangen en een parallel bekabelde 4-jack mult
1 Line-input 6.3 mm Jack aansluiting ongebalanceerd
1 Gecombineerde Line-/koptelefoonaansluiting 6.3 mm jack aansluiting
MIDI In/Out/Thru, USB
Afmetingen (B x D x H): 58 x 36,2 x 13,9 cm
Gewicht: 7,25 kg
Incl. 12 V netvoeding (100 - 240 V)
Bijpassende koffer: art. 496295 of art. 512190 (beide niet bij de levering inbegrepen)

Flyht Pro Case Moog Grandmother

Transportcase

Geschikt voor Moog Grandmother
Materiaal: gecoat 6 mm multiplex
Ruimte voor accessoires
Afneembaar deksel
1 Klapgreep aan de voorzijde en 2 zijdelings klapgrepen
2 Butterfly sluitingen
8 Balhoeken
Stabiele aluminium profielen
Binnenzijde afgewerkt met EVA en schuimvulling
Buitenafmetingen: 840 x 480 x 320 mm
Binnenafmetingen: 782 x 424 x 255 mm
Gewicht: 11,7 kg
Kleur: Zwart

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artikelnummer 510478
verkoopseenheid 1 stuk
Number Of Keys 32
Touch-Sensitive Yes
Aftertouch No
Split Zones No
Modulation Wheel Yes
Number of simultaneous Voices 1
Sound Engine Analogue
MIDI interface 1x In, 1x Out, 1x Thru
Storage Medium None
USB-port Yes
Effects Spring Reverb
Arpeggiator Yes
Number of Analog Outputs 1
Digital Output No
Display No
Pedal Connections None
Dimensions 580 x 362 x 139 mm
Weight 7,3 kg

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What you see is what you get

The Moog Grandmother is a semi-modular synth with a nice retro touch. In this case, semi-modular means that the Grandmother has 41 patch points, but can also be played without plugging in. The system is also compatible with other (semi-)modular Moog products and other modular synthesizers. Like many aspects of the design, the two analogue oscillators and the classic ladder filter are based on the old Moog modular systems. The whole thing is housed in the usual solid and very attractive casing with a high-quality 32-key Fatar keyboard. There are no digital flourishes on the Grandmother, nor any presets: What you see is what you get. Speaking of what you get: This bundle also includes a matching case from Flyht Pro.

Grandmother with new tricks

In addition to the oscillators and filters already mentioned, the Moog Grandmother has a spring tank, which fits the optical retro touch and provides wonderful spring reverb if required. However, the Grandmother also has a few modern features on board. Besides the five-pin MIDI connections, there is also a USB connection on the rear side. On the front, Moog has provided an arpeggiator and a sequencer, which with 256 steps offers more than enough space for any melody, no matter how extensive. As you would expect from a modularly designed device, it also contains the classic utilities such as a signal splitter (mult) and an attenuator, which helps with amplifying or attenuating the control signal. At first glance, the Flyht Pro case looks big and heavy, but it offers good protection and space for accessories. Together, Grandmother and accessories bring the transport weight to around 20kg.

Purist without digital frills

One thing should be clear: Like every Moog, the Grandmother's sound is sublime beyond any doubt. If you buy a Moog, you get the Moog sound and if you want Moog sound, you buy a Moog. It's as simple as that. The Grandmother is certainly not a Swiss army knife, but a purist with no digital frills. Whether as an additional device for bassists, to make the walls shake with synth sounds, or as a control centre for modular enthusiasts: Thanks to its well thought-out interface and ease of connection, the Grandmother will make your heart beat faster. This case bundle is suitable for anyone who either uses the instrument in different places and therefore needs to transport it or for those who want to ensure that it is stored securely when not in use.

About Moog

The US manufacturer of synthesizers, based in Asheville, North Carolina, is one of the pioneers in this field and has legendary status. Robert Moog had been involved with electronic sound generation since the 1950s and his first experience was with the manufacture of theremins. The breakthrough came in 1968 with the Grammy-winning album "Switched-On Bach" by musician Wendy Carlos (then know as Walter Carlos), recorded in multitrack with a mono synthesizer. The Minimoog, released in 1971, became the most popular synthesizer of the 1970s and is still considered the benchmark for the quality of synthesised sounds. It and the following devices, like the Memorymoog, Polymoog, and Prodigy, shaped the sound of numerous albums, from Stevie Wonder to The Police and from Saga to Kraftwerk.

The sound lab

The Grandmother's sound generation section has two oscillators, a filter, an ADSR, and an LFO on board - that's it. However, the Grandmother's real strengths lie in the experimental area. The 41 patch points invite you to plug into the sound lab at whim. Especially in connection with a modular synthesizer there are no limits for your creativity, since almost every module of the Grandmother can be accessed at any point. It is a great companion for the Moog Mother-32, for example, and all that at a price that really is impressive. The case has handles on four of its sides and can therefore be lifted by two people if necessary.

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