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A company from Peru that handmakes little opaque analog jamboxes.
It appears they only sell their products on Ebay "Buy It Now".
http://atomolabs.blogspot.com/
Weird!

weird acid noisy synth!
i didnt undestood well the real tweaking possibility of this machine: you can obtain only raw sounds in your opinion?

anyway i searched this (and the other) on ebay but i didnt find anyone...have you got some better links?

If you're interested in weird analog synths, check out Zebranalogic's webpage also: http://zebranalogic.com/index.htm. Their machines are more or less the same concept as the Mochika but you can contact them and buy stuff directly from their web.

chemisferio wrote:If you're interested in weird analog synths, check out Zebranalogic's webpage also: http://zebranalogic.com/index.htm. Their machines are more or less the same concept as the Mochika but you can contact them and buy stuff directly from their web.

cool site. thanx
i found the mochika ebay site: you have to click on the right up side.

That sounds pretty awesome.

much thanks for the link!!

even though i'm not in the position to purchase anything right now it's always interesting to find new hardware boxes being made.

Hello
I am Carlos Garcia from zebranalogic!!
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keep in touch dude and thank for your comments
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I'm not too keen on the Mochika... the demos are pretty horrible
The Medussa looks (and sounds) quite good (although I do wonder how well it tracks and holds its tuning.. why are all the demos out of tune?) - unfortunately once you include shipping cost you're only a little way off getting a DSI Mopho which is a much better synth.

cartesia wrote:I'm not too keen on the Mochika... the demos are pretty horrible
The Medussa looks (and sounds) quite good (although I do wonder how well it tracks and holds its tuning.. why are all the demos out of tune?) - unfortunately once you include shipping cost you're only a little way off getting a DSI Mopho which is a much better synth.

+1. It's always nice to see people making new gear, but for musician's sake, do it proper. And for a competitive price.

Sounds like something a noise band like Wolf Eyes would use. Not saying that's a good or bad thing, just saying.

Such a very amazing link! Thanks you for the post.

Nice! Reminds me a lot of the SH 101, really grindy raw sounding. Price is pretty damn good, I like that the whole homebrew synth movement translates to cheap analog synthesis for the masses.