Dreadbox NYX
A semi-modular desktop analog synthesizer with dual oscillators and a versatile filter section.
Overview
The Dreadbox NYX is a desktop synthesizer made by Greek manufacturer Dreadbox. It is an all-analog paraphonic synth capable of playing two notes simultaneously using its dual voices. The NYX features semi-modular design, meaning it can be used without patching but allows for expanded sound design through external connections. It has warm-sounding VCOs and a classic Dreadbox dual filter with selectable modes: lowpass, bandpass, highpass, and parallel. The synth includes snappy loopable envelope generators and is powered via USB or a 15VDC power supply.
Specifications
| Product type | desktop synthesizer |
| Oscillators | two VCOs |
| Filter types | lowpass, bandpass, highpass, parallel |
| Filter slope | 24dB per octave state-variable |
| Power supply | +15VDC, 1A, 2.5mm center pin positive |
| Dimensions | 215 x 130 x 60 mm |
| Weight | 1.0 kg (Nyx RE), 2.38 kg (NYX 2) |
| USB powered | yes |
| Polyphony | paraphonic (duophonic) |
| Circuit type | all-analog (except for unspecified elements) |
Design
The NYX is a semi-modular analog synthesizer with fully analog signal path circuitry. It features patching options for expanded modulation and sound shaping, and operates without requiring external patching for basic functionality. The unit is 100% analog except for unspecified components.
Context
The NYX Reissue is a faithful reproduction of Dreadbox's original V1 NYX. The V2 version was announced in 2019 and recognized as a hardware product of the year by dreadbox-fx.com. At time of discussion, it competed in price with used gear like the Moog Grandmother.
Market
The Dreadbox NYX Reissue has been listed for prices ranging from $350 to $424 in secondary markets.
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