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If you don't mind going digital and programming, then a £30 Daisy Seed can do some very impressive things.
(And if you don't like the synth, you can turn it into a neural amp modeller or FX pedal for free.)
Looks like the odyssey kit below is currently available but again not a price I'd pay in comparison to other pre-assembled options personally. Also not sure how DIY these really are - YouTube prob shows what's actually involved I guess:
https://www.andertons.co.uk/korg-arp-odyssey-fs-kit
IIRC the original Deckards Dream was also first available as a DIY effort, but that was at the other end of the price range.
For low-cost-of-entry, and more "sweat equity", I think Eurorack and joining the DIY section of modwiggler are probably the best way.
OR
in the sense of producing sounds similar to the venerable Transcendent 2000?
I’m fairly competent with a soldering iron as i build pedal kits etc, but i fancy the idea of building a synth , and i’m a bit of a Joy Division fan tbh.
But if no kits available, suggestions for something with similar sounds i guess
I remember the Transcendent, but not sure of its sonic signature - was it using CEM chips? (I bought and built the PowerTran DDL at around that time.)
thay have kits and some interesting bits and bobs