The Mixed Synth Board at the 2019 Austin Stompbox Exhibit

$229 - A monophonic analog harmonizing PLL with modulation. A square wave fuzz tone is then multiplied, divided and modulated to create a three-voice guitar synthesizer. No octave, one octave down or two octaves down options. Lots of other tone mangling options.

$299 | A guitar synth that can track mono or polyphonic parts, the Enzo also features a pitch-shifter, a deep filter section, a 2 tap delay, and ring modulation. It also works as a compressor or chorus in Dry mode.

$249 - Analog ring modulator synth designed to create analog harmonizer and tremolo effects that can be made to follow the notes you play. Features LFO and Sample + Hold modulation sources, pitch following tremolo and well as wave shaping for both inputs.

~$120 | Using the same chip as classic synths such as the Prophet 5, it features BP, HP, and LP filters, envelope up and down modes as well as a unique analog pitch tracking mode that changes the filter frequency based on the notes you play. Comes with controls for peak, cutoff, sensitivity, blend, and glide (attack). Oscillate mode turns it into a self-oscillating synth.

$199 | A Synth Wave Generator providing three different waveforms (sine, saw and square, controllable through foot action). Features a big filter knob and smaller Level, Attack (4ms is the fastest it gets) and Blend ones. A Chaos switch introduces more unpredictable tracking and other special effects. The filter's frequency can be controlled via expression pedal.