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Six sound sources
Two VCOs and four subharmonic oscillators make up the sound engine.

Independent shopping perspective
Moog Subharmonicon combines subharmonic synthesis with polyrhythmic sequencing in a semi-modular analog instrument. Two VCOs and four subharmonic oscillators form its six sound sources; each subharmonic is mathematically derived from a main oscillator. Two four-step sequencers can be clocked by any combination of four tempo-dividing rhythm generators, producing interlocking patterns. You can begin without patch cables, then use the 32-point patchbay for self-patching or connections to Eurorack-compatible gear. It also works standalone from its included power supply or as a 60HP Eurorack module.


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Two VCOs and four subharmonic oscillators make up the sound engine.
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Each sequencer can use any or all rhythm generators, which divide the master tempo by integer values.
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Offers Equal Temperament, Just Intonation, and an unquantized option.
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The patchbay can be self-patched or connected with compatible external Eurorack gear.
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These are its stated Eurorack mounting dimensions.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. It can be used as a standalone synth with its included +12V DC power supply.
It has two sequencers, each with four steps.
Yes. Its patchbay can interface with Mother-32, DFAM, and other external Eurorack-compatible gear.
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