MOOG MODEL 210: analog mixing and amplification for your instruments

The MOOG MODEL 210 is an amplifier for synthesizers, keyboards, and drum machines, also suitable for guitar and bass preamplifiers. It features a 550 W RMS bi-amplification system, two 10-inch woofers, and a 1-inch compression driver, with a 2.5-way configuration and a frequency range of 38 to 20,000 Hz.

Bring your instruments together in its four-channel stereo mixer, connect a microphone to the first channel, and adjust the overall sound with the three-band Baxandall master equalizer. Its fully analog signal path allows you to work without processing latency, whether trying out new ideas or preparing a performance with multiple sound sources.

Key features of the MOOG MODEL 210

550 W RMS bi-amplification: 510 W for the woofers and 40 W for the tweeter.

Two 10-inch woofers and a 1-inch compression driver in a 2.5-way configuration.

Four-channel stereo mixer with a microphone preamp on channel 1.

Three-band Baxandall master equalizer and Bluetooth 6.0 audio streaming.

Stereo Link connection, stereo outputs, subwoofer output, and removable casters.

What makes the MOOG MODEL 210 special?

It centralizes a multi-instrument setup and offers connections to expand the system. Its four 6.3 mm stereo line inputs allow you to bring together different sound sources, while the XLR input on channel 1 incorporates a microphone into the mix. The Stereo Link input and output allow you to work with a second amplifier, and the XLR and 6.3 mm stereo outputs make it easy to connect to other equipment.

To practice with backing tracks, you can stream audio via Bluetooth 6.0 or use the stereo headphone output with independent volume control. The line output for a subwoofer adds another expansion option. The top handle, side handles, and removable casters help move the unit between sessions, featuring a vintage-style Tolex and fabric covering.