What sets this desktop synth apart is its binaural signal path, which pairs 12 voices into six stereo "super" voices—each ear gets its own full synth voice for immersive, evolving 3D soundscapes that feel alive and spacious right out of the box.
Inside, hybrid FPGA oscillators deliver alias-free precision: a 7-core super-wave main osc with waveform downloads for lush, morphing textures, plus a second osc handling FM, sync, and sub duties. Shape tones with an SSI2144 low-pass filter (inspired by classic SSM2044), linkable high-pass, and analog VCAs, all fed through dual 24-bit stereo effects like modulatable delay and chorus. Hands-on controls shine with large pots and switches, a flexible mod matrix for audio-rate tweaks, loopable envelopes and LFOs, plus a 64-step sequencer and arpeggiator. The compact all-metal chassis measures 452x294x103mm at 5.5kg, with flip-up feet, VESA mount, and optional 7U rack ears for studio flexibility; stereo I/O, headphone out, and MPE support seal the deal.
Players love its intuitive workflow and gorgeous analog-hybrid warmth—no menu diving, just instant inspiration. Community patches highlight the binaural magic for pads and leads that stand out in mixes, though some note the desktop format craves a MIDI controller nearby for full playability.