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Moog Phatty

Family of Moog analog synthesizers

The Phatty family is a line of analog synthesizers Moog introduced with the Little Phatty in 2006, built around the company's classic oscillators and ladder filter at more accessible prices. It includes the Little Phatty, Slim Phatty, Sub Phatty, and the paraphonic Sub 37.

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  • Technical line drawing of Synthesizers

    Synthesizers

    Hardware synthesizers, synth model families, and related electronic instruments.

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  • Moog Music

    Moog Music is an American maker of synthesizers founded by Robert Moog in 1953, a pioneer of the commercial analog synthesizer known for the Minimoog and a range of modular and performance synths.

Family models

  • Moog Sub Phatty

    Synthesizer · United States

    The Moog Sub Phatty, released in 2013, is a compact monophonic analog synthesizer in the Phatty family. Built for fat bass and aggressive leads, it features two oscillators with a sub-oscillator, a multidrive circuit, and a streamlined panel.

  • Slim Phatty

    Synthesizer · United States

    The Slim Phatty is a desktop and rackmount monophonic analog synthesizer in Moog's Phatty family, distilling the Little Phatty's two-oscillator voice and Moog filter into a compact, keyboard-less unit.

  • Moog Little Phatty

    Synthesizer · United States

    The Moog Little Phatty, released in 2006, is a monophonic analog synthesizer in the Phatty line and one of the last products Bob Moog helped design. It pairs two oscillators and the Moog ladder filter with patch memory in an affordable, road-ready instrument.

  • Moog Sub 37

    Synthesizer · United States

    The Moog Sub 37 is a paraphonic analog synthesizer introduced in 2014 in Moog's Phatty line. It offers two oscillators per voice, duo-paraphonic playing, an extensive modulation matrix, and patch memory, delivering classic Moog bass and lead sounds with modern control.

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