NTRON

DIY 3D-printed console + chiptune synth. Play retro games, make 8-bit music. One case, shared ports, multi-purpose screen — built for fun!

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Ntron is a DIY 3D-printed project that combines a retro gaming console and a chiptune synthesizer into one sleek enclosure. It’s designed to feel like a real consumer product while staying fully open for makers to build, modify, and customize.

Inside, two independent systems share power, audio, and controller ports, blending function and design. The multi-purpose screen lets you flip seamlessly between gaming and music creation—use it to play classic 8-bit titles or watch your music come alive with visualizers.

Every part of the build, from the 3D-printed shell to the electronics layout, is crafted for both performance and style. The Ntron’s purpose is simple: to entertain in two ways—play and create.