A-100 analog modular Website
The module is no longer in production. The A-172 maximum/minimum selector leaves many “modularists” at a loss at first. A module that selects and makes available both the maximum and the minimum voltage from up to four input signals may appear too “mathematical” or intricate. In fact, the module is a surprisingly easy-to-use tool for … Read more
The A-188-1A module (512 steps) is a discontinued model and will unfortunately no longer be produced in the future. Status: January 2023 BBDs – “Bucket Brigade Devices” are based on (analogue) storage components for voltages that are clocked through quickly by an internal oscillator. The voltage present at the input of the module is picked … Read more
The A-160-2 actually does exactly what I always wanted from a clock divider. It splits an incoming clock signal in a “musical” way. What does that mean? A simple clock divider like the old A-160-1 counts the input triggers, so to speak, and always divides them into two equal halves, depending on the division factor. … Read more
The A-160-1 Clock Divider can generate slower variants (e.g. half as fast, 1/4 as fast, etc.) from a periodic trigger signal (a “clock signal”). The A-160-1 is often supplemented with the A-161 Clock Sequencer, which requires the A-160-1 as a necessary basic module. But the A-160-1 can of course also be used as an audio … Read more
The A-133-2 is a dual voltage controlled polarizer, meaning its input signals (audio or control voltages) can be amplified like a traditional VCA. With a negative control voltage or a corresponding manual setting, the input signals are amplified in inverted form. An input, a control voltage input, an output, as well as a manual controller … Read more
