Synthesizer
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Oberheim OB-X8 Desktop Modul3.999,00 €Oberheim OB-X8 Desktop Analog Synthesizer Module Mehr erfahren -
Waldorf Kyra1.599,00 €Kyra ist ein leistungsstarker, hardwarebasierter virtuell- analoger Synthesizer, der durch seine Vielseitigkeit eine breites Soundspektrum für Live- und Studiomusiker bietet.
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Mellotron Digitales Mellotron M4000D MINI2.099,00 €The M4000D MINI Mellotron was developed to meet the needs of keyboardists who want an even smaller and lighter Digital Mellotron. The MINI is also designed to fit perfectly on top of the regular M4000D to make a great looking dual manual Mellotron.
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Moog Minitaur Bass Synthesizer666,00 €Minitaur is a powerful, compact Analog Bass Synthesizer that features a classic one knob per function design. It is the first instrument in the Taurus family that does not have foot pedals. Mehr erfahren -
Novation MiniNova399,00 €MiniNova is a compact, super-cool studio and live synth with the same sound engine as its big brother; UltraNova. It comes with 256 incredible onboard sounds that you can tweak with five knobs, or totally warp with eight 'animate' buttons. It has up to 18 voices with as many as five synth effects on each sound. Mehr erfahren -
Waldorf Pulse 2399,00 €Sometimes they do come back, and this time, it's with even more brute-strength power onboard. You are looking at a completely analog synthesizer that accurately delivers what synthesizer enthusiasts around the world truly crave. Pulse 2 is the reincarnation of it's legendary ancestor, the Waldorf Pulse, that dominated the electronic music of the 90s. Mehr erfahren -
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Eowave Magma (Versandrückläufer)589,00 €The MAGMA is an analogue bassline synthesizer inspired by classical synths from the 1980s. It offers the possibility to mix 4 different waveforms (saw, square, sub, noise). The 24 dB low-pass filter is also inspired from classical filters from the 80s. Mehr erfahren
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