MATRIXSYNTH: New Moog Mavis Semi-Modular Synth Coming in 4 Days?


Friday, June 10, 2022

New Moog Mavis Semi-Modular Synth Coming in 4 Days?



[Update: full details, pics and demos here.]

Fuzzy thumbnail from the upcoming video below. I will put up a new post when it goes live if legit.

It this is real, it would be odd Moog didn't anounce and show it at NAMM.

I thought it might be the DFAM, Mother-32, or Subharmonicon but note the patch bay is on the left with lettering below. Even if you turned them upside down they wouldn't match. It's also considerably thinner and smaller. Maybe The form factor is more similar to the Werkstatt-01.


The Trademark was filed back on 2021-09-03 under:

"Electronic musical instruments; Electronic musical keyboards; Music synthesizers"


First Look: Moog Mavis semi-modular synthesizer

video upload by Marcus Schmahl

Goes live in 4 days. I will post it here on MATRIXSYNTH if legit.

"Unboxing, assembling and first sound check of the new Moog Mavis semi-modular synthesizer.
Sequencer: Torso Electronic T-1"

1 comment:

  1. Rockshop.de has what appears to be a photo of the front panel.

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