Also, get this: The back of this machine has not only a built in MIDI to Roland DCB Sync converter and a 2-into-1 standalone MIDI merger, but four(!) CV and four gate outputs for control of older synths, so basically it's already worth the price just for the interfacing, get it?!?!

Now onto the caustic sound. This thing is waaay closer than any of that MAB or Novation stuff. Super punchy. And this easily twists Rebirth's head and pukes down it's neck, it sounds so much better AND there's an analog input for direct merging and/or filtering through the box. AND there's a third waveform (a ring-mod combo of the square and saw, using a ring-mod designed after the Korg MS-20), henceforth the phatness oozes indeed.

My point is that this synth deserves a 10 out of 5 because of timbre, interfacing, and overall value. The knobs are giant and grope-able. I highly recommend this, highly. It's only one rack-space, it looks great, and is built very well. They can be purchased for around $450 from jupitersound.com

enjoy! and no, I don't work for jupitersound or syntecno, I just think this thing deserves more credit than it's getting.

cheers, Rhythm_Droid

Very close to the original sounds, but with lots more bite as opposed to squelchiness. Apart from the acid-stuff, I used this to play solo's in my band. As far as the guitarists were concerned, this thing should be put on an illegal weapons-list.

Actually bought it from the guy who makes them in Amsterdam, nice guy. He showed me the inside of the Teebee before selling it - it looked extremely rugged and professional.

Actually, I had a real 303 for a couple of months (actually syncing it via the Teebee, and a 606 also). Both the 'original' and the 'copy' deserve a place in synth history. Would buy it again for the right price, especially the second edition