The double-walled Weducer Cup with a capacity of 350 ml is a sustainable, premium reusable cup featuring the Exploding Shed logo. The dark outer shell is made from iconic coffee material containing recycled coffee grounds, while the colourful interior and drinking lid are made from plant-based polymers. The price includes a drinking lid and a fully sealable lid.Free for every order over €550 (brutto): if you pay more than €550, you’ll receive a free Weducer Cup as a giveaway.Delivery includes a random colour combination of coffee/cardamom (grey) or coffee/nutmeg (brown). If you have a preference, please indicate this during checkout.
Heklev is an analog echo and reverb module driven by classic MN3007 bucket-brigade devices, capable of lush echoes, dense reverbs and chorus/flanger-style modulation. A built-in VCA and CV inputs for delay rate and VCA make it a flexible performance and studio tool: three front-panel pots control delay time, feedback and dry/wet mix, while CV lets you add rhythmic or evolving motion to the echoes.The module provides three outputs (dry, wet/mix and VCA output) and several trim potentiometers for fine tuning: input/output levels, BBD bias, noise cancellation and the usable range of the delay time knob.Features:• Analog MN3007 BBD-based echo with chorus and flanger capability• Built-in VCA with CV control for dynamic level shaping• Front-panel controls for delay time, feedback, and dry/wet mix• CV input for delay-rate modulation• Three outputs: dry, mix (wet), and VCA output• Five onboard trim pots for input/output level, BBD bias, noise cancellation, and delay-range adjustment• Warm, vintage-style tonal character reminiscent of classic tape and BBD units• Compact 14 HP red anodised aluminium panel for robust, rack-friendly installationDIY-Kit-Type:SMD-Kit-1. This is a Do-It-Yourself kit, not an assembled module. The kit includes all parts to build the module. All SMD parts are pre-soldered, only trough-hole parts to solder. For build guide, more info, videos etc. please check the buttons below.
NO DIY – THIS UNIT IS FULLY ASSEMBLEDTIME SLICE is a Quad-channel Eurorack looper and sampler for realtime time-warping and multi-track performance. Warp the fabric of time with Time Slice, a powerful quad-channel Eurorack audio looper and sampling workstation built for live performance and studio experimentation. Each of the four channels has its own large rolling buffer and dedicated FX chain – including H3000-style pitch-shifters, delay, reverb, tilt filter and wave-fold – plus a dedicated stereo mix output for final routing. Record, resample and overdub tracks, use 1-Shot sampler playback or enter a unique retrospective loop mode that captures what you just played even if you weren’t recording. Internal and USB storage let you load and save WAV files (with embedded WAV markers for multi-sample instruments), while extensive I/O – assignable CV inputs, per-track Trigger IN/OUT, MIDI and clock sync – keeps TIME SLICE tightly integrated with modular rigs and external gear. Inputs accept Line, Eurorack and Hot-Euro levels, and the module can ping-pong audio between tracks or record the stereo mix back into a buffer for creative multi-track manipulation. A bold retro scroll wheel and high-visibility display put hands-on control at your fingertips. TIME SLICE ships with a curated sample/loop library so you can start shaping time immediately.Features:• Quad-channel Eurorack looper/sampler with large rolling buffers per channel.• Dedicated Stereo Mix Output for mastering or resampling the master buss.• H3000-style real-time pitch-shifters on every track for dramatic time and pitch manipulation.• Per-track FX: pitch-shift, delay, reverb, tilt filter, wave-fold and more.• Internal and USB WAV storage with embedded WAV markers for multi-sample instruments.• Assignable CV inputs and per-track Trigger IN/OUT for modular control.• 1-Shot sampler mode, traditional loop mode, and unique retrospective loop mode.• Resampling/ping-pong routing – resample other tracks or record the Stereo Mix as a new track.• MIDI and clock-sync friendly; keeps impeccable timing in complex setups.• Accepts Line, Euro, and Hot-Euro levels for wide source compatibility.• Hands-on UI: large retro scroll wheel and high-visibility display.• Includes a starter library of samples, loops and effects to get you started.
Distresañ is a musical Baxandall shelving EQ engineered for smooth, natural tonal shaping. Its bass and treble shelving controls let you gently boost or cut low and high bands, while a fixed mid control at 1 kHz lets you add or remove body without resorting to narrow, surgical boosts.Designed for broad tonal balance rather than corrective notching, Distresañ imparts hi-fi–style clarity and warmth with minimal artifacts, making it ideal for shaping sounds in mixing, mastering, and live reinforcement where a transparent, musical response is required.Features:• Baxandall shelving topology for smooth, musical bass and treble shaping.• Fixed 1 kHz mid control for adding or removing presence and body.• Designed for tonal balance and overall sound sculpting, not narrow corrective EQ.• Hi-fi–style response: natural-sounding adjustments with minimal artifacts or distortion.• Suitable for mixing, mastering, live sound, and general tone shaping.DIY-Kit-Type:SMD-Kit-1. This is a Do-It-Yourself kit, not an assembled module. The kit includes all parts to build the module. All SMD parts are pre-soldered, only trough-hole parts to solder. For build guide, more info, videos etc. please check the buttons below.
TouellSkouarn’s Kala Goanv is an inductor-based Eurorack filter that delivers an vintage tone somewhere between a phaser-like band-pass, a gnarly wah-wah and crunchy distortion. Simple in layout but rich in behavior, the Kala Goanv responds musically to hands-on tweaks. A dedicated cutoff CV input with an attenuator lets you add dynamic modulation, though the module’s frequency response is highly parametric — change one control and the whole character reshapes.Because Kala Goanv uses inductors, the circuit can pick up hum and stray electromagnetic fields; keep the module away from power transformers and noisy electronics for the cleanest results. The module is a compact, characterful filter that brings organic, wired-in vintage texture to modular patches.Features:• Inductor-based filter topology for a distinctive phaser/wa-wah/distortion character.• Large main cutoff knob with tactile vintage control.• Input and output level controls for level matching.• Highly parameter-dependent frequency behaviour – very responsive to knob adjustments.• Sensitive to hum and electromagnetic fields – avoid close proximity to power transformers.DIY-Kit-Type:SMD-Kit-1. This is a Do-It-Yourself kit, not an assembled module. The kit includes all parts to build the module. All SMD parts are pre-soldered, only trough-hole parts to solder. For build guide, more info, videos etc. please check the buttons below.
NO DIY – THIS UNIT IS FULLY ASSEMBLEDFaderpunk is a modular, customizable modulation ecosystem for Eurorack and semi-modular setups. Built around six tactile faders and channelized app-driven firmware, Faderpunk turns empty jacks into dynamic modulation sources, MIDI bridges and performance tools. Run multiple apps at once – LFOs, sequencers, envelopes, quantizers, Turing machines, CV-to-MIDI and MIDI-to-CV converters, random generators and rhythm engines – then reconfigure the system instantly with the web-based app manager. Deep integration with MIDI and CV means Faderpunk speaks both languages fluently, letting you combine hardware and software workflows to create hybrid modulation rigs that are playable, programmable and uniquely yours.A browser configurator (connect Faderpunk to a computer and visit the web interface) makes app management drag-and-drop simple, while a developer-friendly API lets you build custom apps and extend the platform. Physical customization includes a set of stickers for control labelling and configurable RGB LEDs for visual feedback, giving you immediate, readable state information during performance. Compact, hands-on and open, Faderpunk is a versatile modulation hub for live rigs, studios and DIY instrument projects.Features:• Modulation platform: run LFOs, sequencers, envelopes, randomizers, quantizers, Turing machines and more.• Hybrid MIDI + CV workflows: MIDI-to-CV and CV-to-MIDI bridging for seamless hardware/software integration.• 16 channels comprised of: CV jack configurable as Input or Output (0-5V, 0-10V or +/-5V range) and a Mechanical RGB backlit button • Web-based configurator with drag-and-drop app management (connect device to your computer to access).• Developer API for creating custom apps and extending functionality.• Configurable RGB LEDs for clear visual feedback and live performance cues.• Sticker set for personalized control labeling and ergonomic mapping.• Ideal as a modulation source, sequencer, MIDI bridge or performance controller in Eurorack and semi-modular systems.
Stereo tube headphone amplifier featuring a balanced 6.35 mm jack output. The right input is normalized to the left, enabling monitoring of mono sources without extra routing, while the low-impedance balanced output preserves transient detail and channel separation for headphones.Carefully engineered with high-quality parts in France, the circuit pairs high-performance OPA2134 audio op-amps with NOS OTK Ukrainian tubes. It accepts small-signal tubes such as 6j1P, 5654, 6AK5 and EF95, offering a warm, analogue character with robust build quality and audiophile-grade components.Features:• 12V and 5v compatible (selectable heaters voltage via jumpers)• Tube sound• Compatible with 6j1P, 5654, 6AK5, EF95 tubesDIY-Kit-Type:SMD-Kit-1. This is a Do-It-Yourself kit, not an assembled module. The kit includes all parts to build the module. All SMD parts are pre-soldered, only trough-hole parts to solder. For build guide, more info, videos etc. please check the buttons below.
The Eread Doubl was designed to split four stereo inputs, each into two mono CV channels. The first splitter yields channels 1 and 5, the second 2 and 6, the third 3 and 7, and the fourth 4 and 8, providing eight mono outputs from the four stereo jacks.The module also functions as a stereo-maker: two mono inputs can be combined into a stereo output via the module’s stereo jack.DIY-Kit-Type:SMD-Kit-1. This is a Do-It-Yourself kit, not an assembled module. The kit includes all parts to build the module. All SMD parts are pre-soldered, only trough-hole parts to solder. For build guide, more info, videos etc. please check the buttons below.
Possible applications of the Jedoniañ include using a Hz/V synth as a CV keyboard for your Eurorack or vice versa – converting voltages from a 1V/oct MIDI/CV interface to the Hz/V scale and so on. The upper section converts from 1V/octave to Hz/V and V-Trig to S-Trig. The lower unit converts from Hz/V to 1V/octave and S-Trig to V-Trig.DIY-Kit-Type:SMD-Kit-1. This is a Do-It-Yourself kit, not an assembled module. The kit includes all parts to build the module. All SMD parts are pre-soldered, only trough-hole parts to solder. For build guide, more info, videos etc. please check the buttons below.
Most drum sequencers are complex machines crowded with buttons and LEDs. The mki x es.edu DIY Drum Sequencer kit takes a different path: a hands-on rhythm engine with a minimalist interface built from just a handful of logic chips. The four independent channels are programmed in real time using a single button, so patterns loop automatically, can be shortened on the fly and support half-time playback for slower, evolving grooves.Accents and dynamics are handled by synced LFOs, and a simple resistor DAC converts patterns into stepped control voltages – perfect for modulating pitch, decay, filter cutoff, or other parameters. This logic-chip sequencer delivers tactile, musical performance without relying on microcontrollers, making it an excellent DIY drum sequencer kit for learning sequencer design and sharpening soldering skills.Features:• 4 independent channels with one-button step input/removal• 16 steps per channel, individually reducible to 12 or 7• Optional half-time mode per channel• Two syncable analog LFOs for dynamic accents• Resistor-DAC output for pitch or decay modulation• Internal clock with 16th, 8th, and quarter note outputs, syncable to external gearDIY-Kit-Type:THT-Kit-1. This is a Do-It-Yourself kit, not an assembled module. The kit includes all parts to build the module. Only trough-hole parts to solder. Make sure to check the build guide before you buy. For build guide, more info, videos etc. please check the buttons below.
Pikocore XL is a Raspberry Pi–powered lo-fi music mangler originally developed by Zack Scholl.The Picocore has been reimagined by Erica Synths with a more playable, performance-ready design. The original Pikocore started life as a tiny pocket-calculator DIY device; Erica Synths worked with Zack to preserve the same functionality while giving it their signature hands-on interface and a sturdy aluminum enclosure.Features:• a lo-fi music mangler based on the Raspberry Pi Pico (brother of the nyblcore).• capable of holding 8 minutes of 8-bit 33 kHz monophonic samples.• powered by a single alkaline AAA battery for up to 3 hours or by powered by USB-C.• tempo-synced with a selectable BPM between 60 and 300, with samples mangled by beat-synced effects (stutter, retrig, gate, tunneling).• loaded with real-time effects like a resonant filter, timestretching, volume, and wavefolding.• sequenced with a 128-step sequencer with recording/playback• saved and loaded via EEPROM for instant patch recall.• able to load custom firmware, new samples, all through USB-C.• sync-compatible with Pocket Operators.• open-source, wonderfully hackable.DIY-Kit-Type:SMD-Kit-1. This is a Do-It-Yourself kit, not an assembled module. The kit includes all parts to build the module. All SMD parts are pre-soldered, only trough-hole parts to solder. For build guide, more info, videos etc. please check the buttons below.
If you can code it, you can make it – patch.Init() is an open-source Eurorack development interface built around the Daisy Patch Submodule that converts the submodule into a versatile DSP module.Supplied with a Daisy Patch Submodule, the platform pairs a utilitarian front panel (open-source under MIT) whose parameter names match the code with high-fidelity audio performance: 24-bit, 96 kHz sample rate, an STM32 H7 processor and 64 MB of SDRAM. Stereo I/O and the Patch Submodule’s I/O options enable everything from samplers and granular processors to reverbs, glitchy effects and complex oscillators, while the freely available front-panel files let designers adapt the hardware for bespoke or commercial modules without licensing friction.Features:• Eurorack development platform for the Daisy Patch Submodule• High Fidelity Daisy architecture: 24-bit, 96kHz sample-rate, 64MB SDRAM, STM32 H7 processor• Stereo I/O• Utilitarian design, with code-matching front panel parameter names
The Pod is a compact USB-powered breakout board for the Daisy, bundled with a Daisy Seed (65 MB), that brings stereo line-level I/O, a headphone output with dedicated volume control and a TRS MIDI input into a small development-friendly package.Onboard controls include two push buttons, two RGB LEDs and a rotary encoder with push switch, while an SD-card slot and a secondary micro-USB port expand connectivity for standalone projects. Designed as a convenient prototyping companion, the Pod provides the essential audio and control interfaces needed to move a Daisy project from idea to playable hardware. Note: powering the Pod from a computer can introduce hum via ground loops; using an external USB power source typically improves audio performance.Features:• USB Powered• 3.5mm stereo jacks for line level audio I/O, headphone output, and TRS MIDI input.• Built In headphone amplifier with dedicated volume control.• 2 Buttons, 2 RGB LEDs, and rotary encoder with push button.• SD Card Slot, and secondary USB micro port
Daisy Patch is a metamorphic sound environment built on the Daisy DSP platform, a blank-slate hardware design that can transform into a wide range of digital instruments.The unit provides quad 24-bit audio I/O (up to 192 kHz) and a browser-based programmer for uploading a growing library of ready-to-run firmware – samplers, granular engines, physical-model voices and more – without the need for special upload tools.Custom firmware is authored with Pure Data, Arduino, Max/MSP Gen~, or C++, and starter templates accelerate development. Onboard USB connectivity and a high-resolution OLED simplify debugging and real-time interaction, making the Patch both a performance device and a development platform.The package includes one Daisy Seed (65 MB) and ships as an open-source DSP platform ready for experimentation, prototyping, and deployment as a compact standalone instrumentFeatures:• Open source DSP platform• Vast library of ready to go firmware files• Quad 24-bit audio IO, up to 192kHz• MIDI IO (TRS+USB)• High res OLED display
Daisy is an embedded music platform that provides everything needed to build high-fidelity audio hardware:Plug in a USB cable to power the board and start making sound, upload an example program over USB, and tweak it in real time. Firmware developed for Daisy is released free under a permissive open-source licence, and the platform is programmable in C++, Arduino, Max/MSP Gen~ and Pure Data.Hardware highlights include stereo audio I/O at 96 kHz / 24-bit (AC-coupled), an ARM Cortex-M7 MCU running at 480 MHz, 64 MB of SDRAM (enough for up to 10-minute audio buffers), 8 MB of external flash, an SD-card interface, 31 GPIOs, 12 16-bit ADC inputs, 2 12-bit DC-coupled DAC outputs, PWM outputs and common serial buses (SPI, UART, SAI/I2S, I2C), plus a dedicated VIN pin for external power – everything you need for complex, standalone audio devices.Features:• Stereo audio I/O – 96 kHz / 24-bit audio hardware (AC-coupled)• Programmable in: C++, Arduino, Max/MSP Gen~, Pure Data• ×31 GPIO, ×12 ADC inputs (16-bit), ×2 DAC outputs (12-bit, DC-coupled)• ARM Cortex-M7 MCU running at 480 MHz• 64 MB of SDRAM for up to 10-minute audio buffers, 8 MB external flash• SD-card interface, PWM outputs, and various serial protocols for external devices (SPI, UART, SAI/I2S, I2C)• Dedicated VIN pin for external power
North Coast makes the Eurorack four-knob utility mixer sound great again with this minimalist design featuring just six transistors. Where a conventional mixer would typically require at least five operational amplifier units each containing a dozen or more transistors, we cut the complexity and distill mixing to its essence. This is a new design made with current components and modern manufacturing quality; but its Class A amplifiers operate on principles that go all the way to the dawn of electronic signal processing.Suitable for both audio and control voltages, with bonus features that don't compromise the minimalist philosophy: positive and negative offset; simultaneous DC- and AC-coupled outputs; maximum gain a little over unity for when you need that extra push over the cliff. It can also function as a transistor distortion effect, by offsetting the signal until it clips and then using the AC-coupled output.Features:• High-quality potentiometers with bushings fastened to the panel for wobble-free operation; conductive plastic for smooth feel• All-new design, not a clone or imitation of anything else• Classic discrete-transistor design style; DIY kit ships with silicon 2N5088 transistors for a clean modern sound, easily modifiable to use other recent or "vintage" types• No ICs!• Through-hole for easy hand construction and maintenance• No compromises on build quality: real aluminum panel, not PCB material, with colour printing; nickel and gold plating on the circuit board; film output coupling capacitor; close-tolerance metal film fixed resistors.• Fully open design - no lock-inDIY-Kit-Type:THT-Kit-1. This is a Do-It-Yourself kit, not an assembled module. The kit includes all parts to build the module. Only trough-hole parts to solder. Make sure to check the build guide before you buy. For build guide, more info, videos etc. please check the buttons below.
The MSK 008 Voltage-Controlled Octave Switch is a multifunction voltage processor. The module has two channels, each containing a whole-volt quantizer that maps its input to the nearest integer number of volts from -2 to +2; a three-position toggle switch that shifts the quantizer boundaries up or down by a volt; and a precision adder (with optional subtraction function).If you simply route a pitch CV through one of the unquantized CV1 inputs, it can be a performance control, allowing easy transposition up or down an octave at the flip of a switch. That might be useful for VCOs without their own built-in octave switches. With no input signal, it generates a selectable offset of -1, 0, or +1 volts; feed that into an attenuated exponential FM input somewhere and you get the same tactile control over any other interval transposition you choose.But the possibilities really open up when you start using more inputs. An LFO into the quantized input gives the effect of flipping the octave switch under CV control, keeping your hands free to wiggle elsewhere. Using the unquantized inputs, which are normalled across the two channels, you can transpose one sequence by another. The CV2 input can add or subtract, selectable during build by a solder jumper on the circuit board; in a default build, CV2 adds on the left channel and subtracts on the right, but do-it-yourselfers can change this selection, or design their own expanders to make it switchable on the fly.Combining the two channels, with or without other utility modules, allows more complex melody-shifting effects. And it doesn't have to be just for oscillator pitch control. Switching fixed-voltage offsets on filter cutoffs also makes for great drops and timbral shifts. (And try putting the result through a slew limiter!) The default sum and difference configuration allows the module to act as a "mid-side" encoder or decoder. With other patching it can be a flip-flop or a wavefolder.The MSK 008 is fast enough to work on audio. The quantizer is built from hardware comparators, without a microcontroller, and it can do simple bit-crushing effects across the whole audio spectrum. Each channel can also be a unity mixer for audio, with two regular inputs plus the output of the bit-crusher.The MSK 008 is available as a pre-built 8HP Eurorack module or a do-it-yourself kit. Prices can be as low as zero (if you download the plans and source all the parts yourself). It has blinky red and green lights on it.Features:• Two channels and multiple CV functions in a small space• Flash-style comparator quantization - no microcontroller• Through-hole design for easy hand construction and maintenance• Connectors between boards, and panel controls mounted on a board - no flying wires• No compromises on build quality: real aluminum panel, not PCB material, with colour printing; nickel and gold plating on the circuit boards; close-tolerance metal film fixed resistors; multiturn trimmers.• Fully open design - no lock-inDIY-Kit-Type:THT-Kit-1. This is a Do-It-Yourself kit, not an assembled module. The kit includes all parts to build the module. Only trough-hole parts to solder. Make sure to check the build guide before you buy. For build guide, more info, videos etc. please check the buttons below.
There are hundreds of analog synthesizer VCFs, but only a few core designs. You've got your Moog transistor ladder and imitators that use diodes or other substitutes; you've got your two-pole state variable filter, maybe cascaded to get additional poles; and that's about it. Your grandmother was making electronic music with these designs in the 1960s, and not much has happened since. There are a few more options available in digital and semi-digital (such as switched-capacitor) architectures, but most analog designers have given up trying to create really new filters. Instead, they compete on how well they can imitate or clone specific "vintage" filters.The North Coast Synthesis MSK 007 Leapfrog is new and different, with a sound all its own. The fifth-order "leapfrog" core topology, with five integrators and multiple feedback loops, originates in scientific work more recent than the 1960s and as far as we know never before available in a modular synth VCF. The near-elliptic response curve has an extremely sharp cutoff, with ripple in the passband and nulls in the stopband at frequencies chosen to be musically relevant.Sweep the cutoff and hear each harmonic pop into existence and wobble around before the next one arrives. Choose a timbre, and the temperature compensated volt per octave tracking will keep it consistent across the frequency range. Change it up with exponential and linear frequency modulation. There's even a built-in VCA, because you can never have too many VCAs.The MSK 007 is available as a pre-built 16HP Eurorack module or a DIY kit. It's the perfect gift for Grandma or any other electronic musician in your life.Features:• High-quality potentiometers with bushings fastened to the panel for wobble-free operation; conductive plastic for smooth feel; rated for one million operations lifespan (compare to fifteen thousand or less for typical cheap pots)• All-new design, not a clone or imitation of anything else• Ultra-sharp five-pole near-elliptic low-pass response, 61dB/octave at the least steep part of the main cutoff slope, with peaks and nulls at musically relevant frequencies• Built-in VCA switchable to feedback or output modes from the front panel - no jumpers• Temperature compensated V/octave tracking• Through-hole for easy hand construction and maintenance• Connectors between boards, and panel controls mounted on a board - no flying wires• No compromises on build quality: real aluminum panel, not PCB material, with colour printing; panel screwed solidly to both the PCBs and the pots and jacks, for maximum ruggedness; nickel and gold plating on the circuit boards; polystyrene integrator capacitors; close-tolerance metal film fixed resistors; multiturn trimmers.• Fully open design - no lock-inDIY-Kit-Type:THT-Kit-1. This is a Do-It-Yourself kit, not an assembled module. The kit includes all parts to build the module. Only trough-hole parts to solder. Make sure to check the build guide before you buy. For build guide, more info, videos etc. please check the buttons below.
The MSK 010's Wien-bridge oscillator cores produce low-frequency sine waves natively, in a fully analog way with a minimum of harmonic distortion. There are no glitches from waveshaping or stair-steps from insufficiently filtered digital-to-analog conversion. Modulate synthesis parameters with these for smoothly evolving timbres and mind-expanding soundscapes. Because the cores are fully independent and will not synchronize, a patch using multiple LFOs will not repeat its modulation state for a long time, if ever.Choose one of three variants of this module, each with its own set of eight nominal frequencies and cycle times. There are no duplicate or near-duplicate frequencies between different variants, so with two or three, you get the full benefit of a larger modulation palette. Note that the nominal frequencies are just that; every module will have its own one-of-a-kind pattern of exact output frequencies within a few percent of the nominal values, due to component tolerances.• Variant A - 16mHz, 60mHz, 190mHz, 410mHz, 720mHz, 1.3Hz, 4.8Hz, 16Hz (63s cycle time down to 63ms)• Variant B - 34mHz, 88mHz, 160mHz, 280mHz, 600mHz, 1.8Hz, 3.4Hz, 11Hz (30s cycle time down to 94ms)• Variant C - 28mHz, 72mHz, 130mHz, 340mHz, 2.2Hz, 4.1Hz, 7.2Hz, 8.8Hz (35s cycle time down to 110ms)The MSK 010 is available as a pre-built 8HP Eurorack module or for do-it-yourself construction, with prices as low as zero (if you download the plans and source all the parts yourself). Imagine having enough LFOs to modulate everything.Features:• All-new design, not a clone or imitation of anything else• Fast starting - full amplitude oscillations within one cycle of power-up, unlike the usual behaviour of an oscillating filter• Through-hole design for easy hand construction and maintenance• Connectors between boards, and panel components, mounted on the boards; no flying wires• All three variants build from the same bill of materials; one full kit or PCB set can be used to build any one variant of your choice.• No compromises on build quality: real aluminum panel, not PCB material, with colour printing; nickel and gold plating on the circuit boards; close-tolerance fixed resistors and integration capacitors.• Complete technical documentation released under GPLDIY-Kit-Type:THT-Kit-1. This is a Do-It-Yourself kit, not an assembled module. The kit includes all parts to build the module. Only trough-hole parts to solder. Make sure to check the build guide before you buy. For build guide, more info, videos etc. please check the buttons below.
North Coast's Transistor ADSR is a four stage traditional envelope generator for Eurorack synthesizers. With full control of four stages, it can shape percussion notes like an AR envelope, organ notes like an ASR, but also the complete range of acoustic-style and classic-synth notes which the simplified envelopes in some popular multi-modules just cannot handle. Use it in subtractive patches for amplitude or filter cutoff, or branch out into controlling other functions, like vibrato amount.At a svelte 6HP and only 33mm deep, the Transistor ADSR can fit in almost any rack. A Schmitt-trigger input allows it to trigger from slowly changing voltage sources, opening the door to special effects like gate delay when the MSK 012 is triggered by another envelope (or another MSK 012). Three timing ranges controlled by a rugged front-panel toggle switch cover a wide range of musical applications, with the fastest settings allowing the envelope to run well into the kilohertz range for audio-rate effects and signal conditioning. The smooth conductive-plastic potentiometers are a tactile joy to play and pay for themselves with increased lifespan.The MSK 012 is available as a pre-built 6HP Eurorack module or a DIY kit. Push the envelope.Features:• High-quality potentiometers with bushings fastened to the panel for wobble-free operation; conductive plastic for smooth feel• All-new circuit, not a clone or imitation of anything else• Classic discrete-transistor design• No ICs!• Through-hole for easy hand construction and maintenance• No compromises on build quality: real aluminum panel, not PCB material, with colour printing; nickel and gold plating on the circuit board; poly film timing capacitors; close-tolerance metal film fixed resistors.• Fully open design - no lock-inDIY-Kit-Type:THT-Kit-1. This is a Do-It-Yourself kit, not an assembled module. The kit includes all parts to build the module. Only trough-hole parts to solder. Make sure to check the build guide before you buy. For build guide, more info, videos etc. please check the buttons below.
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