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Source and model |
Price |
Width HP |
Power ma |
Notes |
Analogue Solutions
multiple |
£19+VAT |
4 |
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2x4 or 1x8 |
Analogue Solutions MX61 |
£39+VAT |
4 |
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1x6 plus 2inv, powered |
Analogue Solutions MX224 |
£39+VAT |
4 |
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mix 2 -> 4 out plus 2inv |
Analogue Systems RS170 |
£30 |
6 |
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2x5 |
Analogue Systems RS230 |
£55 |
6 |
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2x5, powered |
Analogue Systems RS270 |
£50 |
12 |
0 |
2x mini jack - jack; 2x mini jack - jack - phono |
Analogue Systems RS20 |
£75 |
6 |
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Ring mod plus 1x4 |
Doepfer
A-180 Multiple 1 |
£27 |
4 |
0 |
2x4 |
Doepfer
A-181 Multiple 2 |
£32 |
4 |
0 |
mono jack - 2x mini jacks; stereo jack - 2x mini jacks |
Doepfer
A-182 Switched Multiple |
£46 |
4 |
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1x8 switchable between bus 1 and 2 |
Makenoise format Jumbler |
$115 |
12 |
0 |
see below |
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Analogue Solutions
multiple 2x 4 or 1x 8 multiple.
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Analogue Solutions
MX61 Mixer: 6 input unity
gain CV/Audio/Gate mixer with normal and inverted outputs |
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Analogue Solutions
MX224 Mixer / Buffer /
Inverter: 2 input unity gain CV/Audio/Gate mixer with 4 normal and 2
inverted outputs |
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Analogue Systems RS170
The RS170 offers two banks of five interconnected sockets. Each bank is
hard-wired together in parallel and passive, so the module draws no power
from the RS10 or RS15 power supply. A signal or control voltage may be
applied to, or taken from, any socket. There are no distinctions between
inputs and outputs.
Each bank can be used to distribute a single output to as many as four
inputs. If you patch the banks together, a single output can be directed to
seven inputs.
Conversely, each bank can be used to combine up to four outputs from
multiple source modules, before presenting the result to a single input on
another module. If you patch the banks together, up to seven outputs can be
combined and presented to a single input.
On rare occasions, there may be a voltage drop if a single output is
distributed too widely. This is most likely if a number of RS170 Multiples
are chained together within extremely complex patches. If this occurs, you
should replace one or more of the RS170s in the patch with RS230 CV Buffers.
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Analogue Systems RS230
The RS230 CV buffer is an electronically active version of the RS170
Multiple. However, unlike the RS170, you should not attempt to use the RS230
to combine the outputs from multiple source modules. It will not act as a
mixer.
The RS230 measures and maintains the voltages applied at its two inputs so
that, even if you use all eight outputs, or even chain multiple RS230s, the
voltages are not adversely affected as the patch becomes more complex. Each
of the module's two banks can be used to distribute a single output from a
source to as many as four inputs on other modules. If you patch the banks
together, a single output can be directed to as many as seven inputs.
IN Each bank offers a single signal input. You may present a signal or CV in
the range ±10V for distribution to other modules.
+OUT Each bank offers three outputs that precisely distribute the input
voltage with its existing polarity.
-OUT Each bank offers one output that precisely distributes the input
voltage with opposite polarity. |
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Analogue Systems RS270
The RS270 is a passive module (i.e. it is not connected to the Integrator's
power supply) that allows you to convert between three standard connection
types: 3.5mm, 1/4", and RCA 'phono'. Because no active circuitry is used,
you may present any audio signal or CV to any of these.
Four connection panels are provided. Panels 1 and 2 each offer two
connectors - a 3.5mm socket and a 1/4" jack socket. One use for these would
be to take the CV and Gate produced by a MIDI/CV converter equipped with
1/4" outputs, and plug this into the 1/4" sockets in the panels. You can
then derive the signals from the 3.5mm sockets and direct them to the
desired Integrator modules using standard 3.5mm cables.
Alternatively, you could take the audio signal from your VCAs and present
these to the 3.5mm sockets. You would then be able to connect the Integrator
to an external amplifier or mixer using conventional 1/4" jack-to-jack
cables.
Panels 3 and 4 each offer three connectors: 3.5mm, 1/4" and RCA 'phono'.
These can be used in exactly the same way as those in panels 1 and 2, but
with the added option of connecting the Integrator to, for example, a
domestic audio system or the analogue inputs of a DAT machine. You should
not attempt to use these panels as 2-channel passive mixers. |
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Analogue Systems RS20 High quality ring mod +
multiple |
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Doepfer
A-180 Multiple 1 The A-180 is a simple multi-connector. It has 2 sets
of 4 inter connected sockets, so that you can patch more inputs or outputs
into any module. The sockets can be joined together for one set of eight.
The A-180 will be supplied as two sets of four, but can be linked by an
internal solder bridge so that all eight sockets are connected together.
When the A-180 is supplied as part of a system, it is wired as one set of 8.
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Doepfer
A-181 Multiple 2 The A-181 is a simple multi-connector. It has two
seperate sections, the upper is a straight connection between one quarter
inch socket and two 3.5mm sockets. The lower is a straight connections
between a stereo quarter inch socket separated to two 3.5mm sockets (one to
tip and one to ring of the stereo jack socket).
Note that the A-181 is purely passive and therefore does not need power,
thus it’s power consumption is zero (0mA). |
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Doepfer
A-182 Switched Multiple
The A-182 is a simple passive multi-connector similar to the multiples
module A-180. In contrast to the A-180, each socket has a 3-position switch
that allows to connect the corresponding socket to the internal line #1
(left position), line #2 (right position) or to turn the socket off (center
position).
Examples:
8-fold multiple: all switches in left position or all switches in right
position.
two 4-fold multiple: four switches in left position and four switches in
right position.
two separate multiples with some sockets turned off: X switches in left
position, Y switches in right position and Z switches in center position.
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Makenoise format Jumbler
the format jumbler is a synthesizer interfacing module leading a double life
as a mega mult. it features 5 channels, each with banana, mini and 1/4"
jacks. the bottom row has a ground socket for integrating banana type
systems (serge, modcan, cyndustries) into your euro system. in addition to
jumbling, it will also mult your signals. depending upon how it is patched,
the format jumbler will act as 5 mini mults, 2 mults, or a single mega-mult.
if not in use within your euro system, it acts as a 4-way 1/4" mult for use
with your large format modules. the module is passive and does not consume
any current |
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