Moog Spectravox Semi-Modular Analogue Spectral Processor

Since we witnessed the same form factor in the DFAM and Subharmonicon, it's safe to say that the throwback, wooden side-panelled aesthetics of the Moog Spectravox synthesizer is a look where Moog feels most at home. The interior circuitry of this synth isn't that new either (the Moogfest edition of the Spectravox has been around for a while), and the control panel isn't exactly overloaded with features, but what you can do with all of it is something else. This is a synthesizer and vocoder combo in one - which is exactly where the magic lies. The Moog Spectravox: Pure Potential The Spectravox supplies multi-band-filters with adjustable loudness, which amount to a sort of filter bank for colouring in the signal. A low-pass and high-pass filter have also been included while the vocoder is nothing short of impressive when it comes to making your sound talk. Since the life of this synth is about what you put into it via the microphone input, the internal sounds have been kept fairly simple