If you’ve ever watched a deadmau5 studio tour and thought “I need whatever strange machine is blinking behind him”, your chance may have finally arrived.

Reverb has announced the upcoming launch of the Official deadmau5 Reverb Shop, and it’s bringing a little bit of everything from the deadmau5 universe with it. The online storefront will be packed with signed synths, studio gear, rare memorabilia and assorted oddities pulled directly from Joel Zimmerman’s personal archive.

The launch also follows Reverb’s recent tour of Zimmerman’s famously overstuffed Toronto-area studio, where the producer revealed his collection of rare synths, sprawling modular rigs and enough blinking LEDs to power a small city. Now, parts of that world are officially going up for sale.

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Alongside signed production gear such as a Korg microKORG, Akai MPC Key 37 and Moog Labyrinth, the shop also includes deadmau5 x Telegrapher Fox speakers, merch, and posters featuring the late Professor Meowingtons.

Among the more unusual items is a fully functional one-to-one pixel aspect ratio “Mini Cube” display model based on the QB3 visual design Zimmerman reportedly used at home while developing visuals for his live show.

And because this is deadmau5, there’s also a giant helmet involved.

Fans who sign up ahead of the shop launch can enter to win the one-of-a-kind “Space mau5head” helmet – a space-themed version of the iconic headpiece previously used in a Las Vegas installation.

Beyond the gear itself, part of the proceeds from the shop will go towards Toronto Cat Rescue, a volunteer-run no-kill animal rescue organisation based in Zimmerman’s hometown.

Sign up now at Reverb.

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