Waldorf Pulse 2 (2013 – 2023): time to say goodbye …

After 10 years of production, the time has come: The Waldorf Pulse 2 is discontinued. Launched as a reissue of the legendary Pulse from 1995, the handy desktop synth enjoyed – just like the first Pulse – a large fan base. But time goes on and so the Pulse era comes to an end. Unless there is a Pulse 3 slumbering somewhere in the drawers of Waldorf, who knows …

Last units of the Waldorf Pulse 2 are currently available in stores for 499 Euros / 649 USD. Available while stocks last, to be exact …  


Youtube Videos:

Waldorf Pulse 2 demo by Jürgen Driessen

Waldorf Pulse 2 demo by Panu Savolainen


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Further info: https://waldorfmusic.com/pulse-2

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