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The Moog Mavis is a compact semi-modular analog synthesizer you build yourself from a kit. It has one oscillator with a wavefolder, a 24 dB Moog ladder filter, an LFO, a utility section and a small 24-point patch bay, so it works standalone or as a patchable expander for a larger modular rig. It suits beginners who want to learn subtractive synthesis hands-on and experienced players who want a cheap-sounding-not-cheap Moog voice with patching. Against the Mother-32 and DFAM it is simpler and more limited, but its wavefolder and built-in utilities give it a different edge, and reviewers praise its sound and build for the money.
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Lowest price we've seen: $299.00 on Nov 9 at Adorama. Tracked across 4 stores since Nov 9.
Reviewers and owners describe the Mavis as a surprisingly capable Moog for its size, with a strong filter and a useful wavefolder. Many enjoy the build and the patching, while noting the single oscillator and lack of MIDI or sequencing limit it as a standalone instrument.