Both models feature four stereo inputs, integrated mixers, and Bluetooth streaming.
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Moog has introduced the Model 112 and Model 210, two full-range, flat-response (FRFR) amplifiers designed for synthesizers, keyboards, drum machines, and other electronic instruments.
Both models feature four stereo inputs, a built-in four-channel stereo mixer, and Bluetooth streaming. The amplifiers are designed to reproduce the sound of electronic instruments without significantly altering their tonal characteristics.
The smaller Model 112 features a 12-inch woofer, a one-inch compression driver, and a top-mounted carry handle. The larger Model 210 uses a 2.5-way speaker configuration with two 10-inch woofers and a one-inch compression driver, alongside full-grip side handles and removable casters.
“From the unmistakable warmth of a Moog synthesiser to the transient snap of a drum machine, these amplifiers allow the true character of the instrument to come through,” said Moog Music President Joe Richardson. “Musicians work hard to shape their sound. They deserve amplification that delivers it honestly, consistently, and exactly as intended.”
The Model 112 is priced at £679.99 / $799, while the Model 210 costs £849.99 / $999.
Find out more about the new Moog amplifiers here.
