Yamaha Genos, DSI REV2, KORG Grandstage, ROLAND RD-2000, MOOG Subsequent37, KORG Kross 2, ROLAND D-05, ROLAND SE-02, PIONEER DJ Toraiz AS-1, VOX Continental, Synthstrom Deluge

Octagon Centre, Sheffield, held the SynthFest UK 2017. Small and big modular manufacturers have shown up luring with new products. Roland, Korg, Moog, AJH Synth, Tasty Chips, Modor, Radikal Technology and others were here to catch your eye while the seminar room was to catch your ear for sure: Radiophonic Workshop shared some stories about Oramics synth machine, surround sound performance. Steve Levine has produced a number of Culture Club’s hits and collected a significant row of synths to boast of. Will Gregory, who’s worked with Tears for Fears, Peter Gabriel and Portishead, joined the VIP Roundtable discussion.

The production of Sub 37 Tribute Edition has been discontinued by Moog Music. There comes Subsequent 37 instead. Subsequent 37 CV has already been introduced before, anyway Moog claims the little Subsequent 37 to be “a new standard”.

Moog Music is ready for Moogfest 2017. The company has announced Subsequent 37 CV release – an upgraded version of the Sub 37 analog synthesizer. The modernized monosynth offers much more integration possibilities, better keyboard, elaborated signal path. The core feature remains the same – stunning performance quality and unique sound character which you may only get choosing Moog. The synthesizer is going to hit the market as a limited edition (2000 units), the first batch (125 units) will be available thanks to an American exclusive dealer Guitar Center – the synth will cost you $1800. You can also purchase your unit at Moogfest.