Sculpt any sound – voice, drums, guitar or synth – with ten analog filters. The Moog Spectravox is a semi-modular analog spectral processor. On its own it makes lively drones and colourful tonal sweeps; with a microphone it becomes a 10-band analog vocoder; and it adds resonant depth and spectral movement to any external sound.
Why customers choose it
Who it is for
Electronic musicians, vocalists who want vocoder sounds, sound designers, guitarists exploring effects, and owners of Moog semi-modulars or Eurorack systems.
What’s in the box
- 1 x Moog Spectravox
- 1 x Power supply
- Patch sheet overlays
- 1 x Owner’s manual
- Patch cables
- 1 x Registration card
Specifications
| Sound sources | VCO, white noise generator |
|---|---|
| Filters | 10 variable-resonance VCFs: 1 low-pass, 8 band-pass, 1 high-pass |
| Envelope | VCA EG (decay) |
| Analysis input | 1/4″ / XLR combo jack or 3.5 mm jack with preamp; XLR supports dynamic mics |
| Patch bay | 36 x 3.5 mm jacks (19 inputs, 17 outputs) |
| Audio out | 1/4″ TRS headphone or 1/4″ TS instrument |
| Power supply | Wall adapter, 100-240 V AC in, +12 V DC 2.0 A out |
| Power consumption | 4.8 W |
| Eurorack current draw | 450 mA max from +12 V (10-pin header) |
| Eurorack size | 60 HP, 1.5″ module depth |
| Type | Semi-modular analog spectral processor / vocoder |
| Outputs | 1/4" headphone / instrument |
Good to know
- The XLR input works with dynamic microphones.
- Patch cables are included, per the maker.
- The power adapter accepts 100-240 V AC, so it works on Indian mains.
- It shares the 60 HP format with Mother-32, DFAM, Subharmonicon and Labyrinth.
FAQ
Can I use it as a vocoder with my microphone?
Yes. Connect a dynamic mic to the XLR/jack combo program input and choose VOCODER mode.
Does it make sound without another synth?
Yes. Its built-in analog oscillator and white noise generator make it a standalone synth voice.




























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