Neutral Labs is a Leipzig, Germany-based manufacturer of synthesizers, Eurorack modules, and DIY kits, focused on unconventional and experimental sound-making devices. The company's output leans toward niche, exploratory instruments rather than conventional subtractive synths, and much of its catalog is designed to be user-modifiable or easy to assemble from kits sold through retailers like Thonk and Exploding Shed.

The lineup includes the Elmyra 2, a four-voice digital/analog hybrid drone synth and microtonal sonic exploration platform available as a Eurorack module or semi-modular desktop unit; Luna, a Lunetta-style CMOS synthesizer with its logic inputs and outputs exposed on the front panel for physical rewiring; and Scrooge, a semi-modular "sequenced malfunction generator" whose passive voices draw energy from incoming control signals, producing glitchy, unstable textures. Smaller modules include Scrat (a user-customizable multimode filter), Nijel (a user-customizable distortion), Meg (a waveshaper), Nermal (a modulated destructive distortion), and Pip (a dual clocked CV generator/recorder).

The company emphasizes open-source hardware principles, publishing schematics and PCB designs for private and educational use, and releases its sample packs, Ableton racks, and software tools free of charge for any use including commercial. It also makes a point of sustainability in its packaging and sourcing, using biodegradable or reused materials, lead-free components, and parts sourced within Europe.

Neutral Labs has 3 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Synthesizers, Sound Modules, and Modular Synthesizers.