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10 voltage-controlled variable-resonance filters
The filter bank can be shifted and swept together under voltage control.

Independent shopping perspective
Moog Spectravox is a semi-modular analog spectral processor centered on 10 variable-resonance filters under voltage control. It can generate sound from its VCO or white-noise source, or accept external audio through its combo or 3.5 mm inputs. The patchable design provides 19 inputs and 17 outputs across 36 3.5 mm jacks, so it can form part of a larger routing and modulation setup. A VCA decay envelope, dedicated hiss and buzz controls, and 60HP dimensions extend its hands-on sound-shaping role.


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What matters in use
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The filter bank can be shifted and swept together under voltage control.
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It accepts external sources through either listed input format.
Detail 03
The processor offers extensive patch-point access to its routing and parameters.
Detail 04
These are its listed mounting dimensions.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. External sources can connect through the 1/4-inch/XLR combo input or the 3.5 mm input with preamplifier.
Yes. It includes a VCO and a white-noise generator.
It has 10 variable-resonance filters controlled by voltage.
It is specified as 60HP with a 1.5-inch module depth.
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