The "Model 2090" is actually the Moog Micromoog, a compact, monophonic analog synthesizer introduced in 1975 as an accessible alternative to the legendary Minimoog.

It features a single voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO), an iconic sub-oscillator, and the highly coveted classic Moog ladder filter.

Here is the breakdown of its specifications:

Sound Engine & Voices

Type: Monophonic Analog Synthesizer

Oscillator (VCO): 1 continuously variable oscillator (sawtooth to square to pulse wave)

Sub-Oscillator: Adds thickness with a square wave set to 1 or 2 octaves below the main VCO

Noise Generator: White and pink noise sources

LFO: Triangle and square waveforms with variable frequency (0.05 Hz to 200 Hz).

Destinations include pitch, filter, and waveshape.

Filter: 24 dB/octave Moog transistor-ladder low-pass filter (10 Hz to 20 kHz)

Envelope Generators & Controllers

Envelopes: 2 Envelope Generators (for VCF and VCA) with Attack and Release.

Sustain can be switched to act as a Decay segment.

Keyboard: 44-note (F to C) spring action with aftertouch capability

Controllers: Glide (portamento) and an iconic touch-sensitive ribbon controller for pitch bending

Connectivity (I/O)Audio Inputs: External audio input (for processing external sounds through the legendary Moog filter)

Audio Outputs: Low (-10 dBm) and High (+12 dBm) outputs

Control Voltages (CV): Inputs/outputs for S-Trigger (Switch-Trigger), CV pitch, and VCF (Filter) control

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