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Moog Music Etherwave Theremin
5-octave range. Rotary controls for pitch, volume, waveform, and brightness. Furniture-grade hardwoods.
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Description
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Authentic theremin sound, fun to play. This is the instrument that so intrigued Bob Moog that he has spent the last 50 years building the most influential electronic musical instruments in the world. This fully-built instrument is finished in a black, all wood cabinet. Additionally there is a professional model available - the Etherwave Pro. All Etherwaves ship with two video tutorials on one DVD: Clara Rockmore: the Greatest Theremin Virtuosa, and Mastering the Theremin, featuring Lydia Kavina.
Features
Antennas: authentic shape, nickel-plated 3/8 in. brass
Cabinet: furniture-grade hardwoods and Birch plywood; Black instrument-grade finish; mounts on standard mic stand
Power: durable rocker switch, 110v wall transformer power supply
Audio Out: 1/4 in. phone jack on front panel, direct audio into your own amp/speaker
Timbre: 2 continuous rotary controls for waveform and brightness
Pitch Range: 5 octaves (3 above and 2 below middle C)
***Just like electric guitars and many keyboards, theremins require amplification. While the Etherwave Theremin Amp is recommended, most keyboard amplifiers or PA systems should also be sufficient.
About Moog Music
Dr. Moog's legacy extends over the past 50 years. He started producing Theremins professionally at the age of 20 and his many years designing synthesizers, theremins, and other electronic music products have created an unparalleled body of work from the Father of Electronic Musical Instruments. The company's newest product, Minimoog Voyager Electric Blue is an updated version of the legendary Minimoog Model D, has unparalleled sound, and features an devastating electric blue back-lit and tilting front panel.
Moog Music is an Asheville, NC based company bearing the name of owner and Chief Technical Officer, Robert Moog. The current incarnation of Moog Music started as Big Briar, the company founded by Dr. Moog in 1978. Big Briar became Moog Music in 2002 after Dr. Moog reacquired the Moog Music trademark.
Moog Music is a company made up of musicians, business professionals, and technicians who work together to bring you some of the finest electronic music gear on today's market. Moog draws on a long tradition of analog design to produce USA made instruments with great sound, musician-friendly user interfaces, and rugged, good-looking classical enclosures.
Current product lines include the Etherwave Theremins, Moogerfooger Analog Guitar Effects, the Moog PianoBar, and the Minimoog Voyager Analog Synthesizers (available as a Rack Mount as well).
All Moog Music products carry a full one-year warranty against faulty parts or workmanship, in the absence of obvious neglect or abuse. Take care of it and they'll take care of you!
Audio Out: standard 1/4 in. phone jack, which delivers line level output to your amplifier
Pitch: rotary control, for adjusting the response of the pitch antenna
Volume: rotary control, for adjusting the response of the volume antenna
Waveform: rotary control, for adjusting the waveform of the audio output
Brightness: rotary control, for adjusting the brightness of the audio output
Power Input: receptacle for the special AC adapter that comes with the Etherwave.
Antenna Connectors: threaded connectors which allow the antennas to be removed for travel
Features
Antennas: authentic shape, nickel-plated 3/8 in. brass
Cabinet: furniture-grade hardwoods and Birch plywood; Black instrument-grade finish; mounts on standard mic stand
Power: durable rocker switch, 110v wall transformer power supply
Audio Out: 1/4 in. phone jack on front panel, direct audio into your own amp/speaker
Timbre: 2 continuous rotary controls for waveform and brightness
Pitch Range: 5 octaves (3 above and 2 below middle C)
***Just like electric guitars and many keyboards, theremins require amplification. While the Etherwave Theremin Amp is recommended, most keyboard amplifiers or PA systems should also be sufficient.
About Moog Music
Dr. Moog's legacy extends over the past 50 years. He started producing Theremins professionally at the age of 20 and his many years designing synthesizers, theremins, and other electronic music products have created an unparalleled body of work from the Father of Electronic Musical Instruments. The company's newest product, Minimoog Voyager Electric Blue is an updated version of the legendary Minimoog Model D, has unparalleled sound, and features an devastating electric blue back-lit and tilting front panel.
Moog Music is an Asheville, NC based company bearing the name of owner and Chief Technical Officer, Robert Moog. The current incarnation of Moog Music started as Big Briar, the company founded by Dr. Moog in 1978. Big Briar became Moog Music in 2002 after Dr. Moog reacquired the Moog Music trademark.
Moog Music is a company made up of musicians, business professionals, and technicians who work together to bring you some of the finest electronic music gear on today's market. Moog draws on a long tradition of analog design to produce USA made instruments with great sound, musician-friendly user interfaces, and rugged, good-looking classical enclosures.
Current product lines include the Etherwave Theremins, Moogerfooger Analog Guitar Effects, the Moog PianoBar, and the Minimoog Voyager Analog Synthesizers (available as a Rack Mount as well).
All Moog Music products carry a full one-year warranty against faulty parts or workmanship, in the absence of obvious neglect or abuse. Take care of it and they'll take care of you!
Technical Info
Power: rocker switch - switches on and off the AC power to thereminAudio Out: standard 1/4 in. phone jack, which delivers line level output to your amplifier
Pitch: rotary control, for adjusting the response of the pitch antenna
Volume: rotary control, for adjusting the response of the volume antenna
Waveform: rotary control, for adjusting the waveform of the audio output
Brightness: rotary control, for adjusting the brightness of the audio output
Power Input: receptacle for the special AC adapter that comes with the Etherwave.
Antenna Connectors: threaded connectors which allow the antennas to be removed for travel
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9 out of 10
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"If you like to sing, you will amaze your listeners; if you can't carry a tune, save yourself the frustration. This is a quality"
Feature:
Videos are good, expecially because a theremin is an instrument that most will have to learn without a teacher.
Quality:
It is made well, although since I do not travel with the instrument, I cannot attest to its ruggedness when disassembled and reassembled on a regular basis.
Value:
It is what you have to pay in order to get a good theremin, so it is worth the price.
Desirability:
A theremin is an instrument that always amazes those who hear it. This is not so with, say, a piano, guitar or drumset. Sometimes the theremin seems more interesting than the performer.
Sound:
Clear, penetrating, full sound, with a pitch range that inspires experimentation with new sounds.
Support:
Moog music ws very helpful when contacted. They took an interest in my problem, which was one related to tuning the instrument when tuning was beyond the capacity of the external controls.
Overall:
When I bought it, it was considered to be the one to buy... maybe not the most expensive, but a serious instrument. Now, whenever there is a better instrument out, I will want it.
Videos are good, expecially because a theremin is an instrument that most will have to learn without a teacher.
Quality:
It is made well, although since I do not travel with the instrument, I cannot attest to its ruggedness when disassembled and reassembled on a regular basis.
Value:
It is what you have to pay in order to get a good theremin, so it is worth the price.
Desirability:
A theremin is an instrument that always amazes those who hear it. This is not so with, say, a piano, guitar or drumset. Sometimes the theremin seems more interesting than the performer.
Sound:
Clear, penetrating, full sound, with a pitch range that inspires experimentation with new sounds.
Support:
Moog music ws very helpful when contacted. They took an interest in my problem, which was one related to tuning the instrument when tuning was beyond the capacity of the external controls.
Overall:
When I bought it, it was considered to be the one to buy... maybe not the most expensive, but a serious instrument. Now, whenever there is a better instrument out, I will want it.
Submitted: 03/11/2005
Style of Music: classical, "space", just me.
10 out of 10
"Out of this world sound."
The the theremin is not for everyone. Those who connect, will play it for life.
Bob Moog has been making them for a long long time and it shows in the simplicity and reliability of the circuitry, the quality of construction and the ease of operation.
I'm a former accordion player and have noticed that the coordination required to play the theremin is the same. Think about it--right had controls the melody, left had the volume.
Bob Moog has been making them for a long long time and it shows in the simplicity and reliability of the circuitry, the quality of construction and the ease of operation.
I'm a former accordion player and have noticed that the coordination required to play the theremin is the same. Think about it--right had controls the melody, left had the volume.
Submitted: 12/05/2001
Style of Music: Most kinds--classical, popular, rock, movie and show tunes, etc.
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