This oscilloscope probe is specially made for Eurorack or synthesizer signals. With a 3,5mm mono TS jack, it allows an easy connection between an oscilloscope and the Eurorack system. We have set the termination resistor especially for Eurorack output level to 100K to display real values. The probe can also be manually compensated.

Why should I compensate my probe?
• Probes are compensated for a more linear frequency response
• A poorly compensated probe can lead to measurement inaccuracies like incorrect amplitudes or distorted waveforms (rise/fall times)
 
This Eurorack Probe has following specs:
• 100MHz bandwidth
• 1x attenuation ratio
• 100K termination resistance
• 70pF ~ 120pF input capacitance
• 24V max. voltage range
• 100cm cable length  

Includes following items:
• Probe
• Adjustment tool
• Marker rings
• User Guide

Amphenol 6,3mm stereo > Amphenol 3,5mm mono jack / Sommer Cable SC Onyx Tynee Wire

A floating ring cable is recommended when using symmetrical outputs of a DC-coupled audio interface (Motu etc.) with your Eurorack Modular when sending CV (with Expert Sleepers Silent Way etc.). The side connected to the audio interface is the 6,3mm TRS jack, the ring is not connected, it's "floating". The other side is a 3,5mm mono TS jack.

Amphenol TRS/TS connectors and Sommer Cable SC Onyx Tynee material. Diameter 4mm, conductor 0,22mm2, shielding factor 95%, temperature range -20°C to +70°C, resistance 85Ω/km, weight 18g/m.

Hicon 6,3mm or Amphenol 3,5mm jack / Sommer Cable Cicada Wire

Cable with rubber-sealed contact microphone in special housing which is fully shielded. Means: no hum is introduced, only your crystal clear signal. Made for Microphonic Soundbox (which also is a ultra low noise high class amp with 40dB amplification), but you can use it with any mixer, interface, recorder. Usable as contact mic or pressure sensor for modulars. It is rubber coated but not waterproof (it might be, but was not ment as hydrophone). If you want to mount a contact mic on instruments or materials, you possibly should checkout this adhesive putty.

6,3mm HiCon or 3,5mm Amphenol connector and Sommer Cable Cicada wire. Small diameter, durable jacket, oxygen free copper. Diameter 2,6mm, conductor 0,14mm2, shielding factor 95%, temperature range -30°C to +70°C, resistance 148Ω/km, weight 13g/m. Available in 2 lenths and with 6,3mm or 3,5mm jack.

The usual bus ribbon cable, but as short cables sometimes suck, we offer them in 20cm / 30cm / 40cm and in 2 versions: a) 16 contacts on one side, 10 contacts on the other, b) 16 contacts on both sides like you need for modules which get Gate/CV from the Bus.

If you experience a hum on devices which are USB powered it might be that you have a ground-loop interference on the audio line. These isolators can be placed inbetween to solve it. Comes with small 3.5mm cable.

A shielded TRS-A to TRS-B dongle, flips MIDI TRS-A standard (E.g. Korg, RK006) to TRS-B (for e.g. Arturia and older Novation products) and vice versa. You can use this together with any length TRS audio cable and have TRSA and B work together in an elegant way. Here is a good explanation about MIDI via TRS.

*this is only the adapter cable, none of the synth gadgets on the pic!

Flips MIDI on a DIN connector to TRS-A standard (Korg, Makenoise, Retrokits) and vice versa. Make sure you know which standard (TRS-A or TRS-B) your piece of gear uses, it's a bit tricky sometimes. Here is a good explanation about MIDI via TRS.

Flying Bus Cable as DIY kit. You have to crimp the connectors to the cable, it’s quite easy for a DIYer. Possible without any special tools, you could use pliers or a small vice. Check the building instructions here.

• 60cm 16-wire ribbon cable

• 10x 16-pole connectors (for modules)

• 1x 16-pole connector for connecting it to a power supply.