MOOG / EW-STD-0011

The theremin, one of the oldest electronic instruments, has been revived to suit the modern musical environment!

The theremin is one of the oldest electronic musical instruments, widely known for being ""played without touch."" Pitch and volume are controlled by moving your hand through the air toward two antennas. Like the larger Ethervox, the Etherwave is a modern revival of Lev Theremin's original theremin.

The Moog Etherwave retains the original theremin's distinctive features, such as its five-octave range, ample space between pitches, and the ability to play with subtle nuances. It's truly a playable instrument. The antennas are made of nickel-plated 3/8-inch brass tubing, and the cabinet is crafted from high-quality hardwood suitable for furniture. It also comes with an adapter that can be attached to a standard microphone stand, allowing it to be connected to an instrument amplifier such as the Moog TB-15.

POWER: Rocker Switch: Power switch for the unit.
AUDIO OUT: Standard 1/4-inch audio output jack. Connect to an instrument amplifier or recording equipment.
PITCH: Rotary knob: Adjusts the response of the pitch antenna.
VOLUME: Rotary knob: Adjusts the response of the volume antenna.
WAVEFORM: Rotary knob: Adjusts the output waveform (tone) of this unit.
BRIGHTNESS: Rotary knob: Adjusts the brightness of the sound.
POWER INPUT: Connect the plug of the dedicated AC adapter here.
Antenna connector: The antenna can be removed when transporting the unit.