At Superbooth 2024, Jurgen from Jomox introduced the new Alphabase MK2, the successor to the popular Alphabase MK1. Set to be released in October, this drum machine features improvements like more knobs and buttons, adjustable noise volume, and a variety of sound engines including analog, membrane, sample-based, and FM synth channels. With 500 sample slots and a built-in mixer, the Alphabase MK2 offers easy programming and sequencing capabilities.
Additionally, Jurgen mentioned the Moonwind Mk2, which was released two months ago, featuring an OLED display, touchpad, and more knobs for improved usability. With a focus on experimental sounds and a built-in reverb effect, the Moonwind Mk2 offers users a chance to explore unique sonic possibilities.
For pricing and availability check the Jomox website