Moog is getting into the amplifier game with the Model 112 and Model 210, two full-range amplifiers designed for everything from band rehearsals and personal monitoring to live performances. It’s not entirely unfamiliar territory for the company, either: Bob Moog sold guitar and bass amplifiers through catalogs in the mid-1960s while developing his modular synthesizers.
The Model 112 is the smaller rehearsal-oriented option, delivering 440 watts through a 12-inch woofer and a 1-inch compression driver with a 90-degree horn. The woofer handles 400 watts, while the compression driver gets 40 watts. Its frequency response spans 40Hz to 20kHz, and the cabinet weighs 21.7kg.
For larger performances, the Model 210 steps things up with 550 watts RMS through two 10-inch woofers and a 1-inch tweeter. Its bi-amp system delivers 510 watts to the woofers and 40 watts to the tweeter, with a 35Hz–20kHz frequency range and 2.5-way configuration. The 31.7kg cabinet includes a top-mounted handle, side transport handles, and removable casters.
Both amplifiers accommodate line-level instruments like synthesizers and drum machines, as well as guitar and bass preamps. They also share a four-channel onboard mixer, a microphone preamp on channel one, and a three-band Baxandall master EQ.
Connectivity includes Bluetooth 6.0 audio streaming, stereo linking for connecting a second amplifier, stereo XLR and 6.3mm outputs, and a stereo 6.3mm headphone output with dedicated volume control. Both models feature Tolex covering and vintage-style grille cloth.
The Moog Model 112 and Model 210 are available now for $799 and $999, respectively.
