What is the quietest analog synthesizer available in the market?
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Elektron Analog Four MKII
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£1493.66 ≈ | — | Up to 4 notes | 4-pole lowpass ladder; 2-pole multimode (multiple modes) | 1 amp envelope; 2 assignable envelopes; additional dedicated envelopes (vibrato, autobend, noise fade, LFO fade) | 2 assignable LFOs; 1 dedicated vibrato LFO; 2 dedicated waveshape LFOs; LFO fade envelopes; oscillator AM and sync; assignable modulation destinations | Individual audio outputs for each voice; stereo main outputs; USB class-compliant; Overbridge; 4 CV/Gate outputs; 2 expression/CV inputs; MIDI DIN in/out/thru; sync (DIN) |
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Four-voice analog tabletop synthesizer combining analog signal path with digital control and a powerful step sequencer. Each voice has two oscillators plus subs, dual filters, multiple envelopes and LFOs, and extensive CV/MIDI connectivity-suitable for sound designers and performers who want deep modulation and hands-on sequencing. |
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Make Noise 0-Coast
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£372.85 ≈ | — | Monophonic | Low pass gate | Slope (AD), Contour (ASD) | Clock, Random (S&H), two software LFOs, oscillator waveforms, Slope (can self‑cycle), MIDI-derived control signals | MIDI in (3.5mm TRS), 2 channels MIDI-to-CV/Gate, tempo input, clock out, CV inputs and outputs (13 sources, 14 destinations patchable), external audio input, line out, headphone out, power jack +15VDC |
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The Make Noise 0-Coast is a compact, semi-modular monophonic desktop synth that blends East- and West-coast techniques with a single triangle-core VCO, waveshaping (Overtone/Multiply), two envelopes and a transistor low-pass gate. It's suited to experimental sound designers and modular users who want a portable patchable voice with MIDI integration.
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Behringer Model D (Analog Mini-Synth)
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£126.28 ≈ | — | Mono (polychain to 16 voices) | 24 dB ladder filter, low-pass/high-pass | 2 envelope generators (filter and amplifier) | LFO (triangle/square), noise, external input, oscillator 3, filter contour, modulation wheel/mix | MIDI In/Thru (DIN), USB-MIDI, CV/Gate, audio In, 2 x Line Outs (1/4 in), Headphones, 13 patch points |
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Compact, semi-modular analog monosynth with three VCOs, a classic 24 dB ladder filter, two envelopes and multiple modulation options. Suits players and producers wanting hands-on vintage Minimoog-style sounds and Eurorack/CV integration on a budget.
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Moog Sub 37 Tribute Edition
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£1418.94 ≈ | — | Selectable monophonic or duo-paraphonic | 20Hz-20kHz Moog ladder low-pass with 6/12/18/24dB per octave slopes and MultiDrive | Two DAHDSR (Delay Attack Hold Decay Sustain Release) looping envelopes | Two modulation busses with LFOs (triangle, square, saw, ramp, sample & hold) plus 10 programmable sources | 1/4in TS audio out, 1/4in TRS headphone out, 1/4in external audio input, MIDI DIN In/Out, MIDI over USB, CV inputs (Filter CV, Pitch CV, Volume CV, Gate) |
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Analogue mono/duo-paraphonic synthesizer with two variable oscillators, a square sub-oscillator, dual assignable modulation busses and two DAHDSR looping envelopes. It features a Moog ladder low-pass filter with multiple slope options and extensive connectivity, ideal for synth players seeking hands-on sound design and performance flexibility. |
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Dave Smith Instruments Prophet Rev2 8-Voice
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£1120.06 ≈ | — | 8 voices | Curtis analog low-pass selectable 2-pole and 4-pole | 3 envelopes (filter, VCA, assignable auxiliary) | 8-slot modulation matrix with 22 sources plus 5 dedicated sources and 4 LFOs | MIDI In Out Thru (5-pin DIN), USB, Main stereo L/R 1/4in outputs, Output B stereo L/R 1/4in, Headphone 1/4in, Sustain pedal input, Pedal/CV input, IEC AC inlet |
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The Prophet Rev2 8-Voice is an analog polyphonic synthesizer with two DCOs per voice, a Curtis multimode low-pass filter, extensive modulation (8-slot matrix and 4 LFOs), and dedicated envelopes and effects. It suits sound designers and performing keyboardists who want hands-on control and rich, classic-to-modern analog tones.
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