Verbos Electronics is a Eurorack module manufacturer founded by Mark Verbos, who built a reputation in the synthesizer community for his work with vintage Buchla systems and for designing custom modules compatible with them. Mark and Sonya Verbos launched the company's first five modules at NAMM 2014, initially manufacturing in New York before relocating the operation to Berlin, Germany, where the company is now based as Verbos Electronics GmbH.

The brand is known for Eurorack modules that draw on West Coast synthesis concepts and Buchla-inspired circuits, with designs emphasizing discrete transistor circuitry and hardware CMOS logic. Notable modules include the Harmonic Oscillator, which outputs triangle, saw, square, and the first eight harmonics as individual sine waves with a voltage-controlled mixer, and the Complex Oscillator, a Buchla 259-style pairing of a main oscillator with a modulation oscillator and voltage-controlled waveshaper. The lineup also spans sequencers, filters, envelope generators, and full pre-configured systems.

Verbos Electronics occupies a niche at the boutique end of the Eurorack market, favored by musicians and sound designers interested in West Coast synthesis techniques and the sonic character of vintage Buchla-style hardware rendered in a modern Eurorack format.

Verbos Electronics has 16 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Modular Synthesizers. Their gear is featured by 5 artists, with the strongest followings in Electronic, Rock, and Pop. Notable users include Rick Smith, James Blake, and Caterina Barbieri. Most Verbos Electronics products sit firmly in the high-end, boutique range.