Sequential Prophet-10 (Rev4)
The ten-voice version of the Prophet-5 Rev4, announced by Sequential in September 2020: the same analog engine, plus bi-timbral play.
| Manufacturer | Sequential |
|---|---|
| Year | 2020 |
| Polyphony | 10 voices, bi-timbral (layer or split) |
| Engine | Analog: two CEM 3340 VCOs per voice, SSI 2140 (Rev1/2) and CEM 3320 (Rev3) filters |
| Launch price | $4,299 (US MAP, 2020) |
The Prophet-10 Rev4 is the ten-voice version of the Prophet-5 Rev4, announced by Sequential alongside it on September 30, 2020. It shares the same all-analog engine: two Curtis CEM 3340 oscillators per voice and a choice of two filters, the Dave Rossum-designed SSI 2140 for the character of the Rev1 and Rev2, or Doug Curtis’s CEM 3320 from the Rev3.
Highlights
- Ten voices and bi-timbral play: layer two programs or split the keyboard.
- The Vintage knob, which recreates the behaviour of the different revisions, from rock-steady to the temperamental Rev1.
- A five-octave, semi-weighted Fatar keybed with velocity and aftertouch.
- 200 user and 200 factory programs.
At launch the US MAP was $4,299, against $3,499 for the Prophet-5. To see what ten voices change compared with five, read our guide to polyphony. Full specs on Sequential’s Prophet-10 page.