MOOG MODEL 112: analog amplification for your instrument setup

The MOOG MODEL 112 is an amplifier for synthesizers, keyboards, and drum machines, also suitable for guitar and bass preamplifiers. It combines a fully analog signal path with a 440 W RMS bi-amplification system and a built-in four-channel stereo mixer, providing a connection and monitoring point for setups with multiple instruments.

Connect your sources to the mixer, incorporate a microphone on channel 1, and adjust the overall tonal balance with the three-band Baxandall master EQ. To practice with backing tracks, you can play audio via Bluetooth 6.0; if you need headphone monitoring, its stereo output features independent volume control.

Key features of the MOOG MODEL 112

Fully analog signal path with latency-free processing.

440 W RMS bi-amplification: 400 W for the woofer and 40 W for the tweeter.

12-inch woofer and 1-inch compression driver.

Four-channel stereo mixer with microphone preamp and three-band master EQ.

Bluetooth 6.0, Stereo Link connection, and headphone and subwoofer outputs.

What makes the MOOG MODEL 112 special?

It combines multi-source mixing and analog amplification in a single piece of equipment. Its four 6.3 mm jack stereo line inputs allow you to centralize instruments, while the XLR input on the first channel adds the option of using a microphone. The frequency response of 49 to 20,000 Hz and the master EQ provide a foundation for tailoring the sound to your setup.

The Stereo Link input and output allow you to work with a second amplifier. The XLR and 6.3 mm jack stereo outputs, along with the line output for a subwoofer, expand the system's connection options. The unit features a carrying handle and a vintage-style Tolex and cloth finish.