Modal Electronics Argon8 8-voice polyphonic wavetable synthesiser

Modal Electronics Argon8 8-voice polyphonic wavetable synthesiser

Marsoni

M251S

$440.00

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Modal Electronics Argon8 8-voice polyphonic wavetable synthesiserBased around its revolutionary new wavetable synthesiser engine, Argon8 derives much of its heritage and DNA from the highly acclaimed Modal 002. The Modal 002, first introduced in June 2014 became the benchmark for wavetable synthesis, and is still used and loved by top artists and film and television producers across the globe. Features True 8 voice polyphony Road ready Steel and Aluminium chassis 120 carefully crafted wavetables split into 24 banks

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Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2025