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Buchla & Tiptop Audio Model 259t For Eurorack Now Available

The 259t is a 34hp Eurorack format reissue of the original Buchla 259 Complex Oscillator design of the ’70s.… Read More Buchla & Tiptop Audio Model 259t For Eurorack Now Available

October 16, 2024October 17, 202413 Comments

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