Dreadbox Nymphes 5-stars Reviews

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3 years ago

Solid little Poly

The Nymhes is a great little poly synth with a solid analog sound. It takes a little to get used to the layout and workflow but it all makes sense real quick and you'll be having analog fun in no time.

4 years ago

Great little poly synth

I've had mine for several months now and I really enjoy it, no complaints at all. It does require some menu diving but I got used to the UI fairly quickly. I love the sounds it makes. Seems well built and is very mobile!

4 years ago

Absolutely perfect

The most versatile analog poly synth in relation to the price and form factor. Killer product really!!! . The shift function is slightly annoying but hey look what's inside this little box

4 years ago

Sounds great out of the box.

-Menu system is pretty easy to get the hang of, doesn't feel slow (definitely not any slower than extensive menu diving with a screen).

-The reverb is mono, but if you like spring reverbs it sounds nice. I prefer it to the ridiculous shimmer reverbs that are popular. Obviously it's still digital, but this one has character!

-The shift functions are a little annoying, but I can understand why they brought the functions they did to the front panel. To put it in perspective: it's a lot less hassle to hold shift and move a slider (for lets say the high pass filter) than it would be to go into a menu, then a sub menu to change it.

If you like Japanese sounding polys, this is for you. Looking forward to diving deeper with this one.

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Technical Data

  • Manufactured by Dreadbox
  • Released in 2021
  • Average price : $515
  • Weight : 0.75kg
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