Cyclone Analogic TT-303 Bass Bot Space Black

Fantastic product, great price/value ratio

Sounds great, it's very easy and intuitive to program (+ options to generate and mutate patterns are terrific and make jamming very pleasant to do).

Build quality is OK for the price, although the on/off switch is extremely tiny and the power brick is buzzing (coil whine?) very loudly when the device is off - but other than that it's hard to complain really. I love that it comes with protective lid and carrying bag - things you often have to buy separately for much more expensive devices. Overall a great device and I'm super happy with the purchase.

Holding up well in a very 303 competitive world

You can have lengthy discussions on all the types of 303 clones , remakes and emulations out there, and why you like some more than others. I guess this is the same forthe bassbot.

I like the sound of the bassbot, and it has a lot of added functionality compared to the original.

The new look is a bit odd at first, but the bigger knobs are actually better, and using the soft step keys, compared to the old style 'clickety clackety' knobs, is also an improvement, The fancy black edition looks better as well, and the product packaging and additional black transport pouch are really nice.

It is a light ,affordable 303 that works both in a gig set up and at home in the studio.

Amazing 303!

Since Roland released TB-303 40 years ago, this particular acid sound had become one of the most popular in music history. The bass line synth has become a status in electronic music.

TT-303recreates faithfully the sound feelings of the original one.

They call it a clone, but it’s not anymore. Bass lines are a status, and every company can produce its own one. Cyclone Analogic has produced an amazing machine for the 21st century!

it is nice but the volume has a white noise following the sound