Products from Electro Faustus

There is something new from the experimental corner. At first sight a relatively simple synthesis engine: 2×3 oscillators, LFOs and filters. Electro Faustus, the developer of the Theremorph synthesizer, has introduced Drone King, a new...

Behold the EF202 Theremorph! Manipulate and mutate the powerhouse synth engine with Theremin-esque optical control. This Full-featured synth is packed with a DCO (digitally controlled oscillator) with analog wave shaping, low pass...

The Simulacrum is a USB Sound Recorder device with a built in Active Buffer for guitar pass-through. It is on immediately when plugged in, like a conventional looper. It allows a user to copy WAV and OGG files from their computer (via...

The EF110M takes our popular Blackfly unit into the world of modular! With 2 springs from the original, a gain control, plus 3 types of output: WAV (normal waveform), REC (rectified), and ENV (envelope). Lastly, LEDs that are are set to...

The EF111 guitar twilight is a octave Fuzz pedal with a kind of phase oscillation. Go from heavily gated distortion to odd glissando that sounds like a mad Thereminist is playing along with you. Let your guitar ride with the Valkyrie....

The Blackfly is a spring activated instrument that delivers a wide spectrum of sonic textures. A secret weapon for serious noise makers, soundscape architects and spacious jam explorers alike! How it works: The Blackfly consists of 4...

The Drum Thing EF105 is a percussion / sound generator with integrated piezo sensor, which works similar to a stop box and reacts to touch and microphone. It can be used either as a rhythm device or in combination with other effect...

The EF103 Guitar Disruptor is a hybrid overdrive/octave/oscillation pedal. Sit back as your guitar signal is massaged and manipulated by copious amounts of digital mayhem. This unit can be powered by 9V battery or with standard...

The Electro-Faustus EF102 Photo Theremin captures the magic of the original Theremin, while putting it into a modern form. The EF102 uses a light sensitive photocell to control pitch. Add a little reverb or delay, and amaze your friends...