Imagine dialing in endless, evolving drones with just a twist of a knob— that's the magic of this compact analog beast, where four main VCOs each paired with their own sub-oscillator let you sculpt thick, pulsating textures from pure voltage-controlled tones.
Its paraphonic design unleashes eight oscillators total, with individual frequency and volume knobs per main osc, plus dedicated subs featuring their own freq controls, tone switches, and on/off toggles. Mute switches and range selectors for both mains and subs give precise layering, while sync on/off switches lock phases for wild harmonic beats. Housed in a sturdy desktop format with an internal battery for portable jams, it outputs via a single mono audio jack—perfect for experimental soundscapes in JMT's lineup of quirky Japanese analog noisemakers.
Players dig its immediate hands-on control for live drone performances, praising the raw oscillator interplay and sub-octave depth, though some note it shines brightest in mono setups without built-in effects.
