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Claravox Centennial is a celebration of the
theremin’s past, present, and future. Designed
to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the
invention of the theremin, Claravox Centenni-
al distills decades of expertise into a once-in-a-
lifetime instrument. Created with exceptional
playability to satisfy the most skillful theremin
players, Claravox Centennial combines the
unprecedented control and the high quality of
sound needed for deep artistic exploration.
In the
TRADITIONAL
mode, Claravox Cen-
tennial provides the artist with a classic analog
theremin experience. The heterodyne voice
circuit feeds into an Analog Waveshaper, where
the wave, brightness, and filter can be adjusted
to taste. This Waveshaper is a direct descen-
dant of Bob Moog’s designs for the Etherwave
Pro, which was in turn created to closely mim-
ic the tonality Bob Moog had helped to create
for Clara Rockmore’s theremin. In addition,
a deep, smooth analog delay has been added
to allow Claravox Centennial to create its own
sonic space.
NOTE: Refer to page 69 for the TRADITIONAL
mode signal flow diagram.
Moving to the
MODERN
mode unlocks an
advanced digital engine featuring two oscillators.
These multimode oscillators provide essential
wave shapes and wavetable generated options.
The first oscillator (OSC 1) feeds into the Ana-
log Waveshaper circuitry. The second oscillator
(OSC 2) passes through a multimode filter (along
with a variable noise component) before re-
joining OSC 1 and passing through the Analog
BBD Delay. The
MODERN
mode also unlocks
a host of additional Claravox Centennial param-
eters found on the front panel. To begin with,
MEET CLARAVOX
CENTENNIAL