Jomox Sunsyn with final hardware upgrade 2.0

This is an 8-voice multi-timbral synthesizer with 2 VCOs and 2 RCOs per voice. For those who don’t know what RCOs are: those are Ramp Controlled Oscillators – digital oscillators that can interact with the analogue ones.
Further, there are two LFOs per voice and a fully configurable 4 pole true analogue filter (switchable betwenn 12 dB, 18dB and 24 dB). Each pole can be used individually either as LowPass or HighPass.

The routing system of the SunSyn is another exciting feature. There are four flexible and programmable routing paths, each offering 16 sources and 15 destinations.

What makes this routing system so wonderful is the analogue spirit of its modulation sources. This synth uses real (analogue) envelopes that turn it into something like a real analogue modular system (instead of a VA or semi-digital one). It’s capable of brilliant FM- and cross-modulation sounds.

Besides that there is a stereo input to send external audio signals or control voltages into the SunSyns routing system. You can use audio- or cv-signals as modulator signal. That’s brilliant, allowing for extreme fx-sounds, possible thanks to the truely analogue concept of the instrument.

I‘d say the SunSyn is a perfect instrument for all those who are looking for a genuine, raw-sounding analogue (polyphonic) synthesizer. Its punchy envelopes and great oscillators produce very phatt, purely analog, sounds.