
Moog MOD-WK-MAVIS-U Mavis Analog Synthesizer Kit with Keyboard
Build-it-yourself semi-modular analog synthesizer delivering the iconic Moog sound in a compact 44HP Eurorack-ready format.
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Overview
Key Features
The Unmistakable MOOG Sound - Mavis is a build-it-yourself synthesizer kit with 100% analog design that delivers the huge depth of sound MOOG is known for in a compact and feature-packed instrument
Eurorack Integration - Mavis adds expressive control to any setup; Use it as a standalone instrument, or easily remove Mavis from its case for endless connectivity options with Eurorack modules and other MOOG synths
Rich, Harmonic Character - Mavis features MOOG’s legendary oscillator and filter circuits alongside a diode wavefolder, unlocking sounds never heard from a MOOG before
Compact, Yet Mighty - Mavis includes two oscillators, full ADSR, ladder filter, sample and hold, wavefolding, attenuators, mixer, mults, and more for endless possibilities in a single 44HP module
Dynamic Sound Design - Along with patching features, Mavis includes a built-in keyboard with glide and keyboard scaling, allowing you to explore pitch relationships and intervals with flexibility
Dust Cover Included - Mavis is equipped with a custom dust cover for added protection of your new instrument
Complete Kit Included - PCB, Front Panel, Bottom Enclosure, Protective Cover, Power Supply, Nut Driver, Calibration Tool, Fastener Kit, Patch Cables, Assembly Instruction, Quickstart Guide, Patch Overlays, Product Catalog, Registration Card
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Delivers genuine Moog analog oscillator and ladder filter circuits at a fraction of the cost of larger Moog instruments
- Semi-modular patch bay with multiple patch points enables deep sound design without requiring additional modules
- Build-it-yourself assembly with no soldering creates an engaging hands-on experience while teaching synthesis fundamentals
- Compact 44HP format works standalone or mounts directly into a Eurorack system for expanded connectivity
- Includes a diode wavefolder circuit that produces harmonic textures not found on other Moog synthesizers
👎 Cons
- The 13-key capacitive keyboard is small and lacks velocity sensitivity, limiting expressive playing
- Plastic enclosure feels less robust than the metal construction found on higher-end Moog products
- Single audio output with no built-in effects means external processing is needed for reverb, delay, or chorus
- No built-in sequencer or arpeggiator, requiring external gear for automated pattern playback