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    Threetom Modular - Wiretap v2

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    Threetom Modular - Wiretap v2

    €19.90*

    Product number: 100354

    Product information "Threetom Modular - Wiretap v2"

    As someone who is developing Eurorack modules, I always found it tedious to visualize signals coming from the modular synth on my oscilloscope. The reason for this is that there’s really no convenient adapters for this (well, as far as I know at least). Most workarounds to this problem suffer from two problems: a) They’re usually mechanically unstable, and b) most of the times I would need to redistribute the visualized signal to somewhere else, which requires extra cables and a mult. To alleviate these issues I’ve created the the THREETOM Wiretap, a 2-way mult that you can directly mount onto a BNC connector.

    This is a fully assembled Wiretap adapter, no assembly required, just plug and play!
    DIY Level: NOT DIY
    Info & Downloads
    BOM DIY Infos Manufacturer Website
    Manufacturer "Threetom Modular"

    ThreeTom is a small modular synthesizer business based in Belgium. I aim to be a small boutique shop, offering eurorack modules with unique selling points. I aim to be a small boutique shop that offers eurorack synthesizer modules (for electronic music production) with unique selling points. ThreeTom is my “hobby that got out of hand” and I fully intend to keep it that way. You can read the full ThreeTom story here.

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    Legal Manufacturer Information (GPSR compliance)

    Manufacturer / Hersteller:
    Threetom BV
    Bruinbeekstraat 45
    2820 Bonheiden
    Belgium
    info@threetom.com

    Info & Downloads
    BOM DIY Infos Manufacturer Website

    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.