The Stylophone Gen R-8 Is A Touch-Controlled Analog Synthesizer

In the lead up to this year’s NAMM show, Britain-based company DUBREQ has introduced the Stylophone Gen R-8, a touch-controlled analog synthesizer that offers dual VCOs with saw, square and PWM waveforms, a 16-step sequencer, CV input/outputs and more.

Features

• Full analog signal path
• Steel enclosure
• Dual VCOs with Saw, Square and PWM (oscillator 1)
• Sub oscillators and Subsub oscillators for room shaking bass
• Unique British design 12dB VCF with Low pass, High pass, Band pass and wide Notch
• Fast and punchy envelope
• Supersensitive 3-octave TOUCH keyboard
• Glide and Modulation keys for expressive performance control
• 8 waveform LFO with S&H and One-shot feature
• 19 CV/Gate patch points for advanced modular patching
• Grungy analog style Delay with modulation CV
• Drive knob for extra boost and fatness
• 16-step sequencer with 8 banks and on-the-fly switching
• MIDI in/out

Pricing and Availability
The Stylophone Gen R-8, to be priced at £299 / $349 / €329, will become available in late February 2019, and you can visit the DUBREQ website to learn more.

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