Yeah, but this is on the tail of them working with cre8 audio more and putting out the taiga at a great price. Old one was a limited run kind of premium type thing, so I guess it depends on what they think the market is for this. Old one was 1600 retail, I suppose they could charge 2k/3k for this if they are making it limited? If not maybe it will be a touch more than a taiga keys?
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First “preview”! 
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Live session right now (8pm EST, May 8) feature the new Voltage Lab 2:
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I’m really looking forward to learning about and hearing more of the VL2 in the next couple of weeks. Looks like a ton of fun (very interactive) from what I could see in the Synth Jam and Richard was getting lots of interesting timbres and rhythms out of it.
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On YouTube they replied it was 90hp x6U.
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So my scientific comparative illustration is correct then. Bravo.
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bananas win it every time.
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Lab Report Episode 2:
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I have a spot on my desk for this… Not enough money yet, but I have a feeling this and the 259t will be the 2 things from superbooth I’ll be saving for. Good food for the DT2.
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I wonder what the price will look like?
Just guessing, but I imagine pricing will be in the same territory as the Intellijel Cascadia – i.e. $2100-$2200.
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Could be for sure, it has some shared design language from the taiga which gives me some hope that they are targeting a bit lower. But cascadia price would be fair given it has a whole touch controller / sequencer with it.
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Full song from the Lab report 2 video here:
Nice Song; This synth definetely sounds good!
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This does sound very nice. I’m wondering if this song is multitracked or if it’s actually possible to have three simultaneous voices on the VL2? Also wondering about FX – built-in delay?
From what I read on Modwiggler: multitracked and a bit of Valhalla Delay and Vintage Verb.
Very nice core sound, nonetheless 
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New “hands on” video! 
I’m pretty excited about this lil’ (sequencing) beauty.
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Snakes is a dual channel gate sequencer. Very simple and easy to use.
Both the code and the schematics are open source.
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I’m not really picky about modules’ graphical design, but there’s no way I would use this…
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Yeah it’s… odd. I really liked the design of their lifeforms stuff, this not so much. And I like the Make Noise designs
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I dig it… it has a microvolt vibe but more trippy. What a great idea of a module too… almost want to get a case just to get this.