Notorious Rabbit clearance auction to fund Audio Machines launch.

Dear friends!

I am launching the Audio Machines brand in late October with its first release. Feedback from early adopters has been gathered, and demo units have been sent out to creators for video demos—something I am very excited about.

Launching something new requires capital alongside ongoing operational constraints. After discontinuing the Notorious Rabbit Mk II this spring, I decided to clear out the small remaining stock of unsold units to recover and accumulate funds for the Audio Machines release.

Starting this Monday, I will list a couple of units on eBay each week.

*Starting bid: $1 with no reserve

*Duration: 1 week per auction

*Status: Every unit is pre-built, tested, and ready to ship.

*Terms: Whatever they fetch, they fetch. All orders will be honored, and every dollar goes directly toward funding the Audio Machines launch and its first operational period.

*Links: https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?item=327368198214&rt=nctrksid=p4429486.m3561.l170197&ssn=analogmusiccompany

Also the links have been added to the Shop section of the website.

This week's Rabbits:

For context on the unit itself, the Notorious Rabbit is an aggressive octave fuzz with a trumpet-like tone inspired by the Seppuku FX Octave Drone, which is my personal all-time favorite fuzz. With the Notorious Rabbit, I pushed the circuit beyond the limits by incorporating germanium transistors in a Darlington configuration, which resulted in significantly higher output volume, gain, and fuzz aggressiveness than the original units.

Since the pedal was discontinued this spring, these auctions are how the final remaining stock will be sold. Once this stock goes dry, there will be no Notorious Rabbit units available from Analog Music Company. If you are into Seppuku-style fuzzes, these auctions are the final chance to get one directly from AMCO.