With a clear lineage from Moog’s new owners, InMusic (Fender & Friends), the Ashville, Tennessee company has premiered two new FRFR amps, the Model 112 and Model 210, which combine full-range amplification, integrated four-channel mixing, connectivity, and expandable stereo operation for synthesizers, keyboards, drum machines, and other electronic instruments.
Moog Model 210 and 112
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Model 112 combines a portable 12-inch format with 440W RMS bi-amplified power for studios, rehearsals, personal monitoring, and live performance. Model 210 steps up to a 550W RMS, 2.5-way design with dual 10-inch woofer and deeper low frequency extension for larger stages and more demanding performance rigs.
Both models provide an all-analog amplification path, four stereo inputs and an integrated four-channel stereo mixer, balanced PA connectivity, Bluetooth streaming, headphone monitoring, and Stereo Link for building a two-amplifier stereo system.
Both the 210 and 112 provide an all-analog amplification path…
Traditional guitar and bass amplifiers are intentionally voiced to contribute to the sound of the instrument. Model 112 and Model 210 take a different approach, using full-range, flat-response amplification designed to reproduce the frequency range, dynamics, and character of synthesizers, keyboards, drum machines, modeling processors and other electronic sound sources. An all-analog amplification path provides immediate response without introducing signal-processing latency into the amplification path, keeping performers closely connected to the response of instruments.
An integrated 4-channel analog stereo mixer lets musicians combine multiple keyboards, synthesizers, drum machines and playback sources through one system. Channel 1 also includes a microphone preamp for performance and rehearsal, while a 3-band Baxandall master EQ provides control over the complete mix. Balanced stereo XLR and TRS outputs send the full mix to front of house while the amplifier provides dedicated onstage monitoring. Headphone monitoring supports silent rehearsal, and Bluetooth 6.0 streaming provides wireless playback for reference tracks and play-along practice.
