Elettrorama is an Italian boutique synthesizer builder that specializes in officially licensed productions of Ray Wilson's Music From Outer Space (MFOS) designs. Operating out of Italy and producing instruments in very small batches, the company turns Wilson's well-known DIY schematics into finished, hand-built hardware aimed at experimental musicians and modular enthusiasts.

The lineup centers on lo-fi analog noise and drone instruments rather than traditional keyboards. Notable releases include the Noise Toaster, a semi-modular lo-fi analog synth offered in desktop and Eurorack formats with the original MFOS circuit modified to be fully patchable; the Sound Lab Minisynth Plus, a monophonic analog synth with dual oscillators, PWM, oscillator sync, LFO, Sample & Hold and a MIDI interface; the Echo Rockit effect synthesizer; the WSG (Weird Sound Generator); the Dub Siren Plus; and a MIDIfied version of the Paia Theremax theremin.

Elettrorama distributes primarily through online channels such as Reverb, where they maintain a dedicated brand storefront, and have also sold through Etsy. The brand sits in the boutique end of the synth market, valued for sonic experimentation and finished builds of designs that would otherwise only exist as DIY kits.

Elettrorama has 2 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Modular Synthesizers and Synthesizers.