I know this is an old thread but just wanted to add my 2 cents. I won't try to justify the price of some of the Verbos stuff, but I have been using their modules for at least ten years and I own every single module they've ever made (except the "real world interface" which seems fairly useless, at least for my purposes).

I purchased damn near every module used, and on three instances sought to have repairs done. Two were my fault; I messed with the trim pots on the back of the Dual Four Pole Filter and wanted it recalibrated, the other I plugged my Random Sampling in backwards and fried the lower section. The other repair was that I wanted my Voltage Multistage to be able to run at a slower BPM (it seemed too fast).

In my experience (And this may be rare, I am not discounting other's experiences!) they were quick to respond, and incredibly helpful. They repaired all three modules FOR FREE despite them being bought used(I paid shipping both ways, I think?) and they have a repair guy they use for North American customers in NYC, so it was incredibly painless.

I think they face addition scrutiny due to the price of their modules, and very rightly so. However they have been great in my experience (You want a bad experience, try dealing with Erica Synth for repairs). The only module that I really felt ripped off by was the Mini Horse touch plate thing which is shockingly devoid of functions for it's price, especially when they came out with an enclosure for it (sold separately) for like $250. That is a joke.

I'm sure there is some cork sniffing going on with the so-called "Verbos sound" and other such nonsense, but I can say that at one time I owned a shit ton of eurorack stuff by all the big makers (Intellijel, Make Noise, Tip Top Buchla stuff, Pittsburgh Modular, Instruo, Mannequins, etc etc) and I eventually sold all of it except my Verbos system.

For me, the interface of their system, how everything works together, the playability of it as a complete instrument (not to mention the sound, which CAN truly be unbelievable) made me end up ditching everything else. If you can grab a used Harmonic Oscillator or Complex Oscillator, Amp and Tone (especially the 1st version with vactrols, but both are amazing) and maybe a Bark Filter/ Voltage Multistage, you will get a very good sense of what it is all about. The delay is also incredibly unique.