Imagine a desktop synth where chaos isn't a bug—it's the main attraction, birthing glitchy pulses and throbbing drones from shift registers and feedback loops that feel alive.
At its heart, Duos packs two voltage-controlled oscillators sharing a massive central frequency knob, each feeding into its own resonant lowpass gate with dedicated resonance, level, and ping controls for stereo soundscapes. Dual LFOs offer three-speed range switches, FM inputs from the VCOs, and cross-modulation ties to a pseudo-random Chaos generator that spits stepped CV patterns—selectable via a bottom switch—to twist pitches and rates into unpredictable territory. Patch in via three CV inputs for VCO freq and LFO rates, plus audio in, and output through dual mono 1/8" TS jacks, a stereo TRS, or headphone out; it runs on a 9V AC center-negative PSU (not included) in a compact wooden-ended aluminum panel that's begging for desk space or modular mischief.
Synth heads can't get enough of its hands-on unpredictability for noise, West Coast experiments, and immersive textures—praised for the elegant layout that tames the madness without losing edge, though some note it shines brightest with external clocking for deeper jams.
