Polivoks-Based Duophonic Analog Synth

US InfraDeep PVX-800 desktop synth features two VCOs with five wave types      28/10/19

InfraDeep says that the PVX-800 is a duophonic compact analog synthesizer, designed to effortlessly integrate into any performance and computer-based music solution. They tell us that it has an analog sound engine that uses original circuit design ideas from the USSR’s Polyvox (sic) analog synthesizer.

Features:

•     Two VCOs with five types of waves — Sinusoidal, Triangle, Shark, Saw and Square waves with PWM.
•     Two ADSR envelope generators
•     LFO with eight type of waves (square wave has midi sync)
•     True classical analogue sound engine
•     MIDI-DIN in/thru plug
•     USB-MIDI plug
•     Analogue CV control inputs
•     Ring Modulator
•     Audio input for processing external audio signal through filter and VCA section
•     Built-in Delay module
•     Arpeggiator function with sync from midi
•     VCF Cutoff assignable control from midi, velocity or aftertouch
•     Headphone output
•     Audio output: 6.3 mm mono jack, unbalanced
•     Power: 16 — 24V DC any polarity 600mA or more
•     Weight: 3.64lbs (1.65kg)
•     Dimensions: 12,95” x 5,31” x 2,87” (325 x 135 x 73 mm)

Pricing and Availability:
$580

More information:

• PVX-800

 

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