Cybersound is a small German synthesizer and effects workshop run by engineer Christian Fischer. Operating as a one-person builder, Fischer hand-assembles each unit from fully discrete analog circuitry with no surface-mount components, working out of a modest workshop and selling direct rather than through traditional distribution.

The lineup centers on analog recreations and original effects. The T-1 is a tabletop clone of the Moog Taurus 1 bass synthesizer, keeping the two linear sawtooth oscillators and 24dB ladder filter of the original while dropping the foot pedals and adding MIDI input. Alongside it, Fischer has built effects units including the Dark Room and the Sound Maxx (produced in I and II versions), covering delay, reverb, and enhancement duties. He has also developed a Cybersound modular system in Eurorack format.

The brand sits in the boutique, hand-built corner of the European synth scene, aimed at players chasing vintage Moog-style tone and builders seeking discrete analog circuits. Coverage has come largely from German-language synth press and enthusiast communities rather than mainstream music retail.

Cybersound has 3 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Modular Synthesizers and MIDI Keyboard Controllers. Their gear is featured by 1 artist, with the strongest followings in Electronic, Rock, and Orchestra. Notable users include Danny Baranowsky.