Experience one of the most legendary analog synthesizers ever made — the Oberheim Xpander XP-1. Built in Los Angeles, California, this 1980s powerhouse defined modular-style flexibility in a desktop form.
There is a classic SEM-inspired state-variable filter (low-pass, high-pass, band-pass, and notch) per voice. “The classic, bold SEM sound is all there,” said Oberheim. It allows polyphonic keyboard input and can sync to external MIDI clock.
The TEO-5 desktop module brings the iconic Oberheim sound to your studio in a compact, space-efficient design. Featuring genuine analog oscillators and the renowned SEM multimode filter, this 5-voice polyphonic synthesizer delivers the rich, timeless tones that have defined decades of music. With advanced modulation capabilities, including through-zero FM and a comprehensive matrix, this module unlocks unprecedented creative potential. Its intuitive knob-based interface ensures real-time control over every parameter, making it ideal for hands-on sound sculpting. The TEO-5 combines classic Oberheim craftsmanship with modern flexibility, ensuring seamless integration into any setup.