Rich, shifting chords and polyrhythms from one analog Moog. The Moog Subharmonicon is a semi-modular polyrhythmic analog synthesizer. A 6-tone sound engine and a multi-layered clock generator explore subharmonics, polyrhythms and the patterns they create together.
Why customers choose it
Who it is for
Electronic and ambient musicians, sound designers, live performers and owners of Moog semi-modulars or Eurorack systems who want harmonic and rhythmic ideas beyond a normal synth.
What’s in the box
- Subharmonicon
- +12 V DC power supply
- MIDI Type A adapter (DIN to 3.5 mm)
Specifications
| Sound engine | Analog |
|---|---|
| Sources | VCO 1 + 2 subs, VCO 2 + 2 subs |
| Filter | Self-oscillating ladder, low-pass, 4-pole (-24 dB/oct) |
| Envelopes | VCA EG and VCF EG (attack, decay) |
| Sequencers | 2 analog, 4 steps each, selectable quantization |
| Rhythm generators | 4; tempo divided by 1-16 |
| Clock | 20-3,000 BPM, MIDI clock, external clock |
| Patch bay | 32 x 3.5 mm (17 in, 15 out) |
| MIDI | 3.5 mm input (Type A dongle included) |
| Audio out | 1/4″ TRS headphone or 1/4″ TS instrument |
| Power supply | Included, 100-240 V AC in, +12 V DC 1200 mA out |
| Power consumption | 4.8 W typical |
| Eurorack | 60 HP, 26 mm depth, 360 mA max (+12 V) |
| Dimensions | 31.93 x 13.31 x 10.67 cm (W x D x H) |
| Weight | 1.58 kg |
| Type | Semi-modular polyrhythmic analog synthesizer |
| Oscillators | 2 VCO + 4 subharmonic |
Good to know
- The power supply works on 100-240 V AC, so it suits Indian mains.
- No patching is needed to start making sound.
- Optional Moog accessories include 2-tier and 3-tier rack kits, a gig bag and 3.5 mm cable packs.
FAQ
Can I connect a normal MIDI keyboard or DAW clock?
Yes. Use the included Type A adapter to go from 5-pin DIN to the 3.5 mm MIDI input; it accepts MIDI clock.
Can it go in my Eurorack case?
Yes. It mounts as a 60 HP module and draws up to 360 mA from +12 V.























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