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Description

The legendary Moog transistor ladder filter for AE modular!

The circuitry of this filter is the core of the earliest modular synthesizers created by Bod Moog; known for its distinct, unique sound.

Technically, it's a 24dB/octave lowpass filter; but this version additionally offers outputs for taps of each filter stage, offering 18dB, 12dB and 6dB/octave, each with its own sonic qualities.

The module offers

  • three signal inputs; two of them with attenuators
  • three control voltage inputs, two of them with attenuators
  • controls for cutoff and resonance, of course


Note: The BOB FILTER sounds best with analog oscillators, like the VCO R2; the circuit has its own will somehow and sounds different e.g. with a digital generated sawtooth (like from 2OSC R2), although the waveform looks identical. Bob still takes care of that ;-)

This module is available in two different looks, one that resembles the classic Moog design or in classic AE modular look.

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Tangible Waves - BOB FILTER 904A

$90.00Excl. VAT

      Description

      The legendary Moog transistor ladder filter for AE modular!

      The circuitry of this filter is the core of the earliest modular synthesizers created by Bod Moog; known for its distinct, unique sound.

      Technically, it's a 24dB/octave lowpass filter; but this version additionally offers outputs for taps of each filter stage, offering 18dB, 12dB and 6dB/octave, each with its own sonic qualities.

      The module offers

      • three signal inputs; two of them with attenuators
      • three control voltage inputs, two of them with attenuators
      • controls for cutoff and resonance, of course


      Note: The BOB FILTER sounds best with analog oscillators, like the VCO R2; the circuit has its own will somehow and sounds different e.g. with a digital generated sawtooth (like from 2OSC R2), although the waveform looks identical. Bob still takes care of that ;-)

      This module is available in two different looks, one that resembles the classic Moog design or in classic AE modular look.

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