One mold, one PCB, one display, one firmware image and one assembly process.

Software changes.
The hardware stays.
One universal controller for Tape, Air, Echo, Knock, Tune, Space and future Sfoor plugins. Six physical controls, one continuous display and one side wheel for switching modes.
One enclosure.
Many instruments.
We are consolidating the line into one high-volume product. The screen carries every plugin name and parameter label, so the physical face remains clean. Customers can add identical controllers later when they want several plugins available at the same time.
Every unit can control the complete Sfoor plugin family instead of only one effect.
One controller is complete. Two or three identical units create a faster studio workflow.
Tape mode
Saturation and movement mode. All names and values live inside the display directly above their physical controls.
Click a mode or use the arrows on the controller.Buy one.
Add speed later.
Additional units are identical. A producer can keep Tape on one screen, Echo on another and Air on a third without changing the manufacturing platform.

One controller
Complete standalone operation with one cable.
Multiple controllers
Identical units aggregate through a dependable powered hub.
Future dock
A clean accessory path after the base product is validated.
USB Type-C is the physical connector. Direct USB daisy-chain is not assumed. The first dependable multi-unit architecture uses a powered hub, with a hidden dock considered later.
One controller.
Every Sfoor sound.
We are preparing the first functional electronics and enclosure prototype.
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