Moog Subsequent 25 Offers Classic Analog Sound In Compact Package

2020 NAMM Show: Moog has officially introduced the Subsequent 25, a portable paraphonic analog synthesizer based on their Sub Phatty sound engine.

The Subsequent 25 is a 2-note paraphonic analog synthesizer that’s Moog’s most compact keyboard synthesizer to date.

The new synth builds on the Sub Phatty analog synth, but implements upgraded sonic modifications and functional improvements.

The Subsequent 25 also builds on the Sub Phatty by upgrading to wood side pieces, implementing the paraphonic functionality of Duo Mode and featuring the Subsequent series of user-requested performance adjustments:

  • Twice the headroom for access to a new range of classic clean tones in mono and duo modes.
  • Reshaped gain staging in the Ladder Filter to boost harmonic saturation and analog compression, resulting in an overall richer low end.
  • Re-tuned Multidrive circuit that extends well beyond the original grit and growl of the Sub Phatty.
  • Upgraded keybed for improved playability.
  • High-powered headphone amplifier strong enough to drive the most demanding headphones.

Pricing and Availability

The Moog Sub 25 has a street price of $849 and is available to pre-order now.

4 thoughts on “Moog Subsequent 25 Offers Classic Analog Sound In Compact Package

  1. I’ve had a sub phatty and still have a sub37. The sub phatty, while sounding great, suffered from too much ‘hidden switch’ implementation keeping the front panel clean. Stuff like legato was controlled with a FN-keypress on the keyboard. Impossible to remember unless it’s one of your main rigs. Of which it never was for me.

    This is great news for future sub phatty folks. Whoever they may be!

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