Today marks the exciting debut of SchneidersKeller, a new haven for synth enthusiasts nestled under Rough Trade in Denmark Street, London. This noteworthy venture, a partnership with the renowned German online store SchneidersLaden, was brought to life by the dynamic duo Edd Butterworth and Jean-Marcel Fricke, both deeply rooted in the world of synthesizers.
Edd Butterworth, previously at London Modular and Sonic State, brings invaluable expertise in synthesizers. Meanwhile, Jean-Marcel Fricke, son of MFB’s Manfred, grew up immersed in music technology. Together, they aim to create a unique space for London’s synth aficionados, offering a meticulously curated collection of synthesizers and modular systems.
Opening times for this weekend are set from Friday to Saturday 12 PM to 7 PM, and Sunday from 12 PM to 5 PM. Regular hours will follow from Wednesday to Saturday, also from 12 PM to 7 PM. SchneidersKeller is designed to bridge the gap between Berlin and UK customers, featuring local support, free delivery, or convenient pickups on Denmark Street.
SchneidersKeller has opened in London, a collaboration with SchneidersLaden, led by Edd Butterworth and Jean-Marcel Fricke. This synth haven offers a curated selection of synthesizers and modular systems, bridging Berlin and UK markets with local support and hosting various in-store events. Opening times are Friday to Saturday from 12 PM to 7 PM, Sundays from 12 PM to 5 PM, with regular hours from Wednesday to Saturday.
With the launch of SchneidersKeller, a vibrant new chapter unfolds for Berlin’s synth culture in London. Providing both a physical and digital outlet for synth enthusiasts, the store not only facilitates easy access to products but also fosters community through workshops and events. As it opens its doors, it invites all to explore and celebrate the synthesizer world in a unique local setting.
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