Dreadbox is a boutique Greek manufacturer of analog synthesizers and effects, known for the Erebus, Typhon, and Eurorack modules, offering distinct vintage-modern sounds.
Dreadbox is a boutique developer and manufacturer of analog synthesizers and effects pedals based in Athens, Greece. Founded in 2012 by electronic engineer Yannis Diakoumakos and graphic designer Dimitra Mantou, the company has established a reputation for creating instruments with a distinct, warm analog character and striking visual aesthetics.
The brand's lineup includes acclaimed desktop synthesizers like the Erebus and Typhon, as well as a range of Eurorack modules and effects processors. Dreadbox products effectively bridge the gap between vintage analog sound design and modern functionality, often featuring versatile connectivity and hands-on controls favored by musicians and sound designers worldwide.
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Firmware updates for digital-controlled analog units like the Telepathy or Typhon are generally handled via USB. You can download the latest firmware updaters and instructions from the Dreadbox support page.
Dreadbox warrants its products to be free of defects in materials or construction for one year from the date of purchase. Proof of purchase is required for warranty claims, and the warranty does not cover damage caused by improper power supply or user negligence.
Always turn off your Eurorack system before installing a module. Ensure the ribbon power cable is connected correctly; the red line on the cable usually corresponds to the -12V rail and should align with the indication on the module's power header (often at the bottom).
Yes, some devices like the Hypnosis Time Effects Processor can be powered via USB. For best performance and to avoid noise, use a high-quality power bank or a USB adapter rated for at least 1A, and use a quality cable.