(NAMM 2012/12) Stompboxes by WMD became a lot and they are mostly very good fun. If you have a guitar pedal shop around the corner, you could ask to test one, they can get them from our distribution company quite easy ex Berlin into whole europe now. Some good partner such as Session Music in Frankfurt, Hieber Lindberg in Munich or Digital Audio Service in Hamburg have some.
..seems to be still alive. We had a nice time there next to Disneyland .. expensive hotels with with poor employees (not really professional for such a price class), with brass bands to wake you up in the morning, all drinks and wines served in plastics and probably the highest rate of forbidden things per square meter.
(NAMM 2012/8) Make Noise alias Tony Rolando and his girlfriend showed off their modules, probably the most beloved collection in the eurorack apart from the well known Doepfer ones.
Their latest creation has been called the „DPO“ as e.g. dixie pimp oscillator, dildo porn output, dummy package offer or whatever. Tony told about even more strange variations and ideas from existing clients. 
The announcement of the DPO did already generate preorders so Paul at schneidersladen took it into the system that you could set preorders now. Another new model that make noise is working on will be called „soundhack echophone“. You can see both by a clic on the pic!
In addition Tony had one of his new busboards – still below the table. It was made for extra flat casings for themselves with flat mounted module connectors all around as you should see on the pic. It serves two rows of modules at once with connectors, what 
makes it in addition even more effective.
(NAMM 2012/3) Roger Cordell was showing on his booth again the swedish Mellotron-clone by his friend Markus Resch. Unfortunately that one is a bit unhandy compared to the original slim one called ‘Memotron’, what is quite often used by experienced artists in the world for polyphonic sounds of the 70s.
Apart from that they was showing a very first (pre serial?) model of a moonwind unit by JoMoX and the ‘Koma’ synth by EOWave from France. Funnily ‘Koma’ as a name has alredy been introduced for a brand of quite innovative stompboxes just a few months ago.
