The long awaited PCBs have finally arrived! We’ve spent countless hours designing and testing our new boards and they look amazing! Manufactured by Imagineering based out of Elk Grove Village, IL, these boards are high quality and ready for your next electronics project. We’ve designed them with our customers and builder in mind, so they’re easy to assemble, compact, and sound great!
In the following days, we’ll have more in-depth posts describing the individual features of:
- Arbiter Fuzz Face Clone (the classic back in action!)
- Passive A/B Switch (no more crazy wiring!)
- Atari Punk Console (w/ Dual CV Inputs)
- 4093 NAND Synth (finally back in stock!)
- Passive Ring Mod (otherworldly sound possibilities)
- PT2399 Dev PCB (based off of Princeton’s datasheet schematic)
- 555 Astable Oscillator (easy to solder, tons of applications)
- RAT Clone (with cool mods on-board)
- PT2399 Delay (with new Feedback control – more delay repeats!)
- Atari Junk (amazing retro glitch)
More cool stuff: A new store in the works, a Tech blog for DIY knowledge, tons more videos and great artists! Check back daily for new posts!
This album was arranged by Banshee Cog Native, a side project of the Portland, OR artist Wayyyne. Each song is a mini summary of real events using sounds from the Synthrotek Atari Punk Console and other original samples such as fireworks, the natural expansive sounds of Lick Crick Caverns and Holter Lake, MT; as well as personal sound clips caught from places all around Montana, Oregon, and California. ‘“Kayla’s Christmas” jams were designed as little pick me ups to keep us stoked through all this Portland rain! Originally, it was just a Christmas gift to a friend, but it ended up being quite a catchy EP.’ So go bob yo head at bansheecognative.bandcamp.com and pick it up for free! Or be a sport and name your own price to support this Portland artist.

WR is happy to announce a new limited edition drone cassette by Brian Grainger titled “Invisible Frequencies From The Underground Chrome Monolith“. This cassette features two massive long form drone pieces improvised entirely on Synthrotek gear (and a mixer). Invisible Frequencies is not a typical Brian Grainger release, rather, it is an excercise in self restraint and subtle improvisation. These two 20 minute plus tracks play out like monochromatic noise fields intercepted by some obscure piece of government equipment. A release for the Connoisseur!
Limited to 42 hand-numbered copies on chrome cassettes! Get them while you can!
Visit Wil-Ru Records for more info
Check out the newest in new from Synthrotek!
First OUR RADICAL “MONSTER” A/B Box – Click on this text to check it out!
NEXT UP – our RAD FUZZ FACE CLONE – the “FACE THE FUZZ” Pedal – Click here for more info







