Synth Mugs
Description: A bold reimagining of classic Euro disco—what if Bad Boys Blue took the stage in a raw, high-energy punk scene? This design blends polished 80s dance music with gritty punk attitude, featuring a live band under stage lights and a chaotic crowd below. Perfect for fans of retro music, new wave, and genre-bending aesthetics.
Description: Containing a single PCB with a hybrid digital VCO and analogue VCF design by Chris Huggett, the Wasp was released in 1978 for an amazing £199 by UK company EDP and was distributed by Rod Argent's Keyboards. Advertised as being "One of the biggest advances in synthesizer design — an ultra low‑cost, high‑performance instrument unmatched by synthesizers several times the price", it quickly gained cult status.
Description: A bold vintage-inspired ADSR synthesizer envelope design featuring the four essential stages of sound shaping: Attack, Decay, Sustain, and Release, illustrated with studio knobs and mixer faders. Perfect for music producers, synthesizer players, beat makers, electronic musicians, sound designers, recording engineers, and anyone who understands the art of shaping sound.
