Born from the DIY ethos of the MIDIbox community, this compact powerhouse squeezes the iconic sound of Commodore 64 SID chips into a stereo synth that's perfect for modern setups craving retro bite.
It integrates one core module and a stereo SID module on a single PCB with built-in power supply, running two SID chips for true stereo output and two-voice multitimbral action with six oscillators total. A green backlight LCD handles menu navigation, while five BankStick slots provide ample storage: 4 banks of 128 patches plus 128 ensembles. Hands-on controls include a modulation matrix for quick LFO and envelope routings, supporting engines like baseline, ensemble, drum, and lead, all powered by the flexible MIDIbox OS with MIDI in/out connectivity.
Builders and players love its pro-grade casework and small form factor that punches above its weight, delivering that unmistakable SID filter growl and envelope punch without the bulk. Though discontinued, it remains a sought-after vintage gem for chiptune enthusiasts and modular tinkerers.
