How it's made
From billet to board.
Every GLYPH Mono starts as a solid block of aluminum and leaves as an instrument. Here's the journey.
01
Machining
A solid 6063 billet is CNC-milled into a seamless single-piece case — no flex, no rattle.
02
Anodizing
The case is bead-blasted and Type-II anodized for an even, fingerprint-resistant finish that won't chip.
03
Assembly
Gaskets, plate, and PCB are hand-aligned. Every stabilizer is clipped, lubed, and tuned by hand.
04
Testing
Each unit is flashed, every key actuated, and the sound checked before it's numbered and boxed.