The Moog Theremin is a classic, analog Theremin synthesizer housed in a timelessly stylish solid wood casing. This unique, touchless electronic musical instrument was first introduced in the USA in 1920 by the Russian Lev Termen (alias Leon Theremin) and boasts a 100-year history. In the 1960s, synthesizer pioneer Bob Moog took on this special instrument and continuously developed it.

True masters play a Theremin as skillfully and precisely in tone as a violin. Those who love whale songs and soundtracks from old science fiction and horror films will view the instrument from an experimental perspective.

Proven components and new features

This model is the improved reissue of the classic. A new addition is a mute switch that silences the Theremin's output. This function can also be triggered via an optional footswitch. By default, there are three control voltage outputs with 3.5 mm jacks for the two antennas and a gate. This allows, for example, the control of a Eurorack modular system with the Etherwave Theremin. The analog oscillator can be continuously blended from sine to triangle and is subtly processed in sound quality with a resonance-free low-pass filter. The round antenna controls the volume of the internal VCA, while the upright antenna adjusts the pitch of the oscillator.

• Improved reissue of the classic
• Control via antennas
• Analog oscillator
• Variable waveform
• 2 CV outputs
• Gate output
• Headphone output
• Audio output
• Input for footswitch (Mute).