The Octave Cat is a dual-oscillator analog synthesizer produced from 1976 to 1981, offering monophonic and duophonic operation. Known for its similarity to the ARP Odyssey, which led to a lawsuit from ARP in the late 1970s, the Cat became an affordable alternative that found favor with artists like Devo, OMD, and the Chemical Brothers.
The Kitten
Discontinued
A compact single-oscillator monophonic analog synthesizer from Octave Electronics with a sub-octave generator, producing quick and dirty bass, lead, and percussive sounds.
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