Sweet Synth Deals for K&M Stands, Moog One, and Boss Cables
Get one before Moog One is discontinued!
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In our weekly synth deals, we’ve got two of the most necessary utilities and one of the most luxurious synthesizers ever made. A few K&M stands and MIDI cables from Boss are available at reduced prices. Furthermore, one of the most luxurious synthesizers ever made is about 10 percent off right now.
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K&M Stands – Best Keyboard stands for touring
When it comes to durability and ease of use, K&M stands are where it’s at, both for microphones and keyboards. I own two mic stands from them and they are almost impossible to break on the road. And as a touring musician, you certainly see your fair share of broken down, almost falling apart mic stands.
I don’t (yet) own K&M keyboard stands, but these are certainly worth a look if the durability of the mic stands is any indication. The K&M 18860 Spider Pro Black offers two levels for holding up to 70 kilograms of keyboards. This model also offers 3/8″ and 5/8″ thread connections to mount a microphone boom. And it is 30 percent off right now at Thomann*!
Boss MIDI/TRS-Cables are on sale!
Ah, cables… the bane of our existence… What would we do without them (nothing electronically), and how much easier would life be if everything was wireless? But we’re still a bit wired in just about every music instrument corner, especially in all things synth, just like K&M stands.
However, when it comes to MIDI through TRS, one thing you need to keep in mind when shopping cables is whether you want Type A or Type B. While Type A is more common, some heavyweights like Arturia still opt for TRS Type B for their instruments. Unfortunately, these cables from Boss are only available for Type A connectors, but they’re still 10 percent off at Thomann* – so do your research before you buy!
Moog One is 10 percent off at Thomann!
While we’re all mourning the (potential!) loss of Moog One, it’s not dead yet. The giant is still one of the most ambitious synthesizers ever created and one of the very few polyphonic original Moog instruments at the moment. Back when it came out in 2018, the Moog One was a grand statement of what an ambitious synthesizer could be: endless sounds, mind-blowing depth of features, and modulation possibilities at a very Moog price.
A staggering 16-voice polyphony lets you play and sequence even the most epic chords and sounds in your imagination. Three oscillators and two filters per voice, PWM, Hard Sync, RingMod, FM to create any sound you have in your mind. There are multiple ways to stack or split sounds and voices, a 61-key Fatar TP-8S velocity-sensitive premium keyboard with aftertouch, and so much more.
And while it seemed in recent years that Moog never fully fixed all the firmware-relarted issues of its flagship synthesizer, the Moog One still stands as a giant of sonic possibilities. And with its EOL possibly not far away, second-hand prices will likely rise to much higher levels than its asking price. And right now, this synth monster is 10 percent off at Thomann*!
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