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- Condition
- New
- Style
- Bass Station II
- Model
- NOVSYNTH03UKEU
- Dimensions
- 10.74 x 18 x 3 in
- Weight
- 2.44 kg
- Color
- Black/Blue
- Material
- Plastic
- In the box
- Bass Station IIPowers Supply UnitUSB cable
- Warranty
- 2 years.
Features 6
- Create a huge variety of sounds- Two tuneable, analogue oscillators offer a selection of four waveforms, a sub-oscillator, plus noise and ring modulation to help you achieve the sound youre looking for
- Enormous bass and shrieking leads- Switch the Classic Filter between low-, high- and band-pass modes with 12 and 24dB/octave slopes to make the Bass Station II as mellow or aggressive as you want
- Improved analogue filter stage- Two distinct analogue filter types: the classic multi-mode filter and a new 24dB Acid Filter offer a massive variation in sonic possibilities
- Instant Inspiration - Bass Station II's pattern-based arpeggiator and step sequencer are a fun way to find new inspiration. The sequencer lets you record your own notes, ties, rests, and rhythms in real time, and can use them with any patch you like
- Easily load and save patches - Theres space for 128 patches, and 64 factory sounds are included. Downloadable artist packs cover a huge range of styles and give you even more presets to get inspired, and you can create your own sounds from scratch
- Connect to Just About Anything- Bass Station II has MIDI I/O on 5 pin din ports, so you can connect your other MIDI gear. You can even connect an external instrument and run it through Bass Station II's analogue filter and effects
Description
Reimagining Novation's classic analog monosynth for the new generation of electronic musicians, Bass Station II enhances and improves on the original in every area. Packing two oscillators (plus a sub-oscillator and noise generator), a multimode filter, amp and filter modulation, step sequencing and an arpeggiator, Bass Station II gives you all the tools you need to easily sculpt bleeding-edge basses, leads, pads and FX. 64 factory presets, 64 user slots and downloadable artist-created patches help to keep you inspired, with intuitively arranged controls and full sized 25-note keyboard to make it quick and easy to make Bass Station II your own.
Specs 19
| Color | Black/Blue |
|---|---|
| Brand | Novation |
| Material | Plastic |
| Model Name | Bass Station II |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 10.74 x 18 x 3 inches |
| Brand Name | Novation |
| Model Number | AMS-BASS-STATION-II |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Manufacturer | Novation |
| UPC | 815301000181 |
| Item Highlight | USB, 25 Full-Size Keys, Aftertouch, 2 Analog Oscillators + Sub-Oscillator, 2 Filters, Overdrive, Arpeggiator, Paraphonic Mode |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Item Type Name | Synth |
| Part Number | NOVSYNTH03UKEU |
| Sound Profile | Wide range, diverse, rich |
| Body Material | Plastic |
| Item Dimensions | 10.74 x 18 x 3 inches |
| Item Weight | 2.44 kg |
| Connector Type | MIDI, USB |
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Top Amazon Reviews
Real electronic sounds on the fly
Style: Bass Station II
There are so many more incredible software synths at far more affordable prices with infinitely more features... so why get an analog? I suppose it's similar to the reason one would prefer having the local newspapers delivered instead of browsing the countless news articles on the web. Or maybe it's the same reason an artist will argue how he can't feel the texture of drawing with charcoal by means of a graphics tablet. I'm an avid listener of music with synthesizers, and if you're not, you're looking at the wrong product. I know Novation has had success with its LaunchPad and I've tried some older software by Novation with complete satisfaction. After researching the differences between this product and some others primarily the MiniBrute, with some regard of other reviews, I selected and purchased the NB2 when the price was low. I'm not a traditional keyboardist, so the 2-octave set of keys doesn't hinder what I play too much. I use this product more to invent my own sounds rather than compose. However the keys and knobs are great as they can double as a MIDI controller for your DAW via USB. Pros: - Flip on a switch, plug in the amp, turn some knobs, and start grooving... - or construct a cacophony of debilitating longitudinal waves within seconds! - Can store sounds on the hardware (1-69 are presets, 70-127 are default patch, all of which are editable) - Can store sounds on the computer (Save/Load files through [...] - 24 knobs of fun, including one especially big knob that's more fun to tweak than the others Cons: - Professional grade recording involves additional expensive equipment (as if $500 bucks wasn't enough to satisfy your lavish hobby) What unique features of this product did I enjoy? - Novation's well organized balanced palette of tools to use on subtractive synthesis - Interesting LFO implementation - Aftertouch: Push a key extra hard for a user-programmed effect - Arpeggiator: Play live at a set tempo or program your own-add a dash of swing to taste! - Separate or combine ADSR of modulation envelope and amplitude envelope - 3 different envelope trigger options and adjustable portamento (Important if you want to make some retro acid basslines) - Sequencer progammed oldstyle - Explore presets by tweaking knobs, and it will tell you if you're above or below the saved value - Most knob resolutions at 128 or 256 - Fits in your lap and lightweight - Although all these features are nice and handy, I spend most of the time with this product simply crafting sounds What would I change about this product? - Nothing that I can't really get used to Am I a professional musician? - No
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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2014 by Saunders Cox
The best Wasp
Style: Bass Station II
This might be my most regretted blind spot. I should have tried one of these ages ago. The timing was great though. I just replaced a behringer wasp clone with a Bree6. I was missing the filters on the wasp. Not enough to get another one, but enough to make a mental note about it. So enter a different problem. Hating on the arturia keystep. Wanting full size keys. And not really needing more than 25 keys. I'm playing into a hardware tracker. I can start and stop time at will, and edit notes in post. The closest thing I can find to small with full size keys is either an old oxygen from m-audio that will feel like a toy, or garbage that requires a DAW and a computer. Then someone literally suggested getting a used bass station. "They have a great keybed for the price and full sized keys. You can find the first generation one for a few hundred bucks." So I check and surprisingly, the bass station models are slimmer than even the keystep 32. Then I read the description, and find out THE GUY that made my favorite filter of all time, put the filter on this masterpiece. And it was THE GUY that did it. Not Uli. Not wish.com. And I wanted the "new" one. And it was literally as easy as swapping the usb power cable and the MIDI cable over. And for my original purpose, using it as a keyboard, it's absolutely perfect. Head and shoulders above the keystep for note entry. The fact that it basically includes a 3 oscillator Wasp is the greatest kind of amazing. And when you start messing with it, a whole lot of things start jumping out at you. It would already be a great value to me. But you have pre and post filter distortion/overdrive. You can drive the filter with a knob. That's so useful. You can map patches to keys. So you could build a little drum kit on this. And with the wasp filter and patch saving, it's going to sound awesome. This might be the best value in a synth from a reputable maker, with some strong competition from dreadbox.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2025 by Cake Fighter
Great Synth!
Style: Bass Station II
Holy moly I wish I would have bought one of these sooner! It’s the perfect size for performing live while playing guitar and it’s called a “Bass” Station II but it’s great for leads also! It’s an older piece of gear but man it’s amazing.
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2026 by Mr Mach5
Great Synthesizer
Style: Bass Station II
As my first (physical) synthesizer, I love my Bass Station II. Having an actual physical synthesizer right in front of me, using my hands to turn knobs, push buttons and toggle switches just feels so good and much more personal than just using digital Synth VST's. The Bass Station II's build quality is excellent. Feels like if I accidentaly dropped it that it would knock just shatter into pieces. Keys, knobs, wheels, switches and buttons feel great, too. About 2 months in I realized that the interface and where each specific control was positioned was quickly burned into my brain so I can even use it in semi-dark or dark rooms if necessary. Only negative is I wish it had Reverb and Delay/echo effects. Nonetheless, the Novation Bass Station II gets a 10/10 from me. I also have other Novation products,; Launchkey Mini Mk4, FLkey 49, Launch Control XL Mk3. I love them all.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2025 by Pete41608
Super Synth-sation!
Style: Bass Station II
All I can say is Wow! This new Bass Station 2 is a producers' dream. It has so many cool features that I can't begin to tell you how dope it really is! I'm going to create so many crushing new sounds and beats with this piece. It wont make any sense! The design and look are solid as well as the controls and switches. You have a lot to work with as far as oscillators, envelopes, and filters to design some of the sickest sounds and patches. It comes with about 70 presets that are off the chart in my opinion. And if you don't like any of those. You can tweak them and make your own mind blowing sounds from scratch. It even has a built-in sequencer to make entire song tracks! With all the parameter manipulation and control at your fingertips. There's nothing you can't create sonically! From drum beats to sweeping sonic riffs and cords. This baby almost does it all. It also comes bundled with Ableton Live Lite Software and a Novation Loopmasters Sample Sound Pack. (Really Cool!). If you are looking for the future of sound in a 25 key synth action keyboard. Look no further! Novation has gone above and beyond the call! Im loving my new Bass Station 2 synth! And even though it's my first. As sweet as it sounds. It may definitely be my last! I'm very happy I did my homework and got one. Worth every penny! I would definitely recommend to a friend.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2013 by Robert Mitchell
Great item!
Style: Bass Station II
A gift for hubby. He loves it and uses all the time. He’s very particular and he says it’s wonderful
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2026 by Emma
This is a nice little analog synth
Style: Bass Station II
This is a nice little analog synth, a good value for the money. The only reason I didn't give it five stars: It has a great arpeggiator, but the arpeggiator can only be triggered by the actual keys - it cannot be triggered by incoming Midi notes. I use it as an expansion module in my synth rig, and so that means that the arpeggiator is essentially useless to me.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2014 by BTR
I love my Novation Bass Station II
Style: Bass Station II
I am writing this review after having purchased it in July of 2020. Oh boy, am I in love with my Bass Station II! Every time I turn it on and listen to its sound, I am taken away from day to day life. Hear me out! I understand this is a monotone analog synthesizer. But the richness! The beauty of the sound! It's so crisp and amazing. This was the first synthesizer I've ever used. I was inspired by DeadMau5 Master Class on EDM, and, after his lessons on analog vs digital synths, I immediately bought this beautiful instrument. Why is this instrument so great? The useability! The cutoff filter, arguably one of most enjoyable dials on any synth, is well-built and well crafted. It responds well to the touch and allows wonderful expressiveness of analog sounds. Wherever I bring my synth, I always have people asking about it. I love it! How about everything else? I'll tell you what... I love to unintentionally play with sounds to see what I can come up with. The ease of changing envelopes, tone, and understanding what you're doing while you're doing it is GREAT on this synth. First synth? This is a great start. Do you own a music shop and want a GREAT new resident synth? This is your addition. I love my Bass Station II, I have a special bond with this synth as it's my first! If you get this device, I hope you find great joy with it as I have.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2020 by Anthony Martino