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The backbone of a modular synthesizer is made up of modules that are as simple as possible with specific functions and a wide range of applications thanks to their linear behaviour and simplicity. The Lunar Module is the other extreme: A composition of several subfunctions that pursue a concrete goal. Namely: To make everything that runs through it sound as if it were radioed from a spacecraft to the earth via space-ground transmission. And the whole thing in the 70s.
AJH have taken the subject quite seriously and the result is anything but a joke article voice distortion from the carnival market. But of course, it also has a "little green man mode".
To the technical details:
It hums, filters and beeps occasionally. Depending on what you do.
Allan "J" Hall started tinkering with electronics already at the age of 12 and after servicing classic analog synths for a while, he founded his own brand in Bournemouth, located in the south coast of England. His first run of Minimoog-clone modules were largely well received and Allan continues now expanding his catalogue with well thought-out original designs.
