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TouellSkouarn - Heklev
TouellSkouarn - Heklev

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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.

€290.00*

DIY Kits

At Exploding Shed, we mainly sell DIY kits. This means you'll need to assemble and solder the modules yourself.

We offer different types of DIY kits. Some require you to solder only the mechanical components, such as knobs, jacks, and switches, while others require you to solder every component, from ICs and resistors to capacitors.

You'll find detailed information about the difficulty of each build in the module's product description or in the manufacturer's build guide, which is linked at the bottom of the product page.