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Moog LabyrinthvsMoog Minitaur

Summary

Moog Labyrinth and Moog Minitaur: 2 Moog synth onlys compared side by side. They differ on 10 of 16 compared specifications.

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Labyrinth
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General
ManufacturerMoogMoog
StatusCurrentCurrent
Released20242012
Sound engine
EngineAnalogueAnalogue
Voices21
PolyphonyDuophonic (two parallel signal paths)Monophonic
OscillatorsVCO and modulation VCO (sine, through-zero FM), ring modulator, noise generator2 VCOs (saw and square) with hard sync
FilterVoltage-controlled state-variable filter (morphs lowpass to bandpass) plus voltage-controlled wavefolderMoog ladder low-pass
Multi-timbral parts11
SequencerDual 8-step generative digital sequencersNone
Keyboard
Keys00
Format
FormatDesktop moduleDesktop module
Motorised knobsNoNo
Features32-point patch bay (20 in, 12 out), Diode-transistor wavefolder, Through-zero FM, Two decay envelopes, Analogue clock and MIDI sync, Eurorack mountable (60HP)128 presets, Taurus-style bass voice, 2 ADSR envelopes, MIDI-syncable LFO, Pitch, filter, volume CV and gate inputs, External audio input
Connections
MIDI portsTRS inDIN in, USB
CV / GateYesYes
Size & weight
Dimensions (W × D × H)326 × 143 × 107 mm222 × 130 × 79 mm
Weight1.5 kg1.2 kg

Key differences

  • Voices: Labyrinth – 2 Minitaur – 1
  • Released: Labyrinth – 2024 Minitaur – 2012
  • Polyphony: Labyrinth – Duophonic (two parallel signal paths) Minitaur – Monophonic
  • Oscillators: Labyrinth – VCO and modulation VCO (sine, through-zero FM), ring modulator, noise generator Minitaur – 2 VCOs (saw and square) with hard sync
  • Filter: Labyrinth – Voltage-controlled state-variable filter (morphs lowpass to bandpass) plus voltage-controlled wavefolder Minitaur – Moog ladder low-pass
  • Sequencer: Labyrinth – Dual 8-step generative digital sequencers Minitaur – None

Both are the same on engine (Analogue) and keys (0).