can be seen in this post from November 3, 2016

“This xox box is a self-made TB-303 bassline with special features like MIDI, DIN sync and USB and a more stable casing. It sounds very authentic, just like the original.

“Sometimes you really ask yourself how many bassline- clones you need in life. Somehow this simple bass sound is magic, with its typical ‘twittering’. I believe that this machine will never disappear.”

On his personal Instagram account, you can see a x0xb0x on the left. "Live setup for tomorrow at Spektrum with Röyksopp and Andre Bratten".

can be seen in this post from December 12, 2016

“It might sound like it is, but the kit list for this album was fairly limited in terms of synths - just a MacBeth M5N, a really nice, old semimodular machine; one of the new Prophets by Dave Smith; an Oberheim 2 Voice Pro; and a TTSH, which is a copy of the ARP 2600. There’s a guy in Sweden who makes them as a DIY kit, but you need to find a tech who can put it all together. It’s roadworthy, it’s got MIDI and it sounds fantastic.

“What else? A x0xb0x 303 emulator; the new M4000 Mellotron; an EMS Synthi AKS; and the Oberheim OB-Mx, the rack-mounted polysynth.”

can be seen in this post from July 7, 2014

"If you don't change the machines and swap them—I mean, you've got like a xOxbOx over there, for example."

Orgue Electronique uses the x0xb0x synthesizer, as detailed on Sternstudio's website. Known for its convincing emulation of the legendary 303, Orgue Electronique appreciates its sound quality and finds its sequencer a valuable addition to his setup.

can be seen behind the Poly Evolver in this facebook post

In the YouTube video titled "Addison Groove and his x0xb0x Jam - Gear Guide" by 180 Fact, Addison Groove is seen using the x0xb0x synthesizer to play bass lines.

lso in this shot are my modified x0xb0x and a very weird, super-rare German digital drum machine by Dr Bohm, which kind of sounds like a crap Linn Drum. In a good way

«This is a clone of the famous TB-303, the acid machine. It’s about a quarter of the real 303 price and to me the best sounding clone there is on the market. You can buy the separate components and build it yourself, but it can be tricky to tune certain parameters so I chose to buy it already made by a guy that looked like he knew what he was doing. He named it ‘The Beast’ and engraved it on, so that’s obviously why I chose to name the acid track I made for the BNR compilation like that… I must have done half a dozen unreleased tracks with the x0xb0x synced with my 707 alone, but nowadays I try to include it in more surprising ways than just retro acid house tools…»