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| Module | Row | Width | Depth | +12V | -12V | +5V | |
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| 10 Modules (1 passive) | Row 1 | 84 HP | max 52 mm | 162 mA +12V | 74 mA -12V | 0 mA +5V | |
| 5 Modules (0 passive) | Row 2 | 98 HP | max 60 mm | 1,110 mA +12V | 610 mA -12V | 0 mA +5V | |
| 15 Modules (1 passive) | Total | 182 HP | max 60 mm | 1,272 mA +12V | 684 mA -12V | 0 mA +5V | |
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Analogue Systems RS-280 Clock Divider |
1 | 6 HP | ? | 20 mA | ? | ? |
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Analogue Systems RS-165 Audio Mixer 4 into 1 Audio mixer |
1 | 12 HP | ? | 5 mA | 5 mA | 0 mA |
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Analogue Systems RS-20 Ring Modulator |
1 | 6 HP | 52 mm | 10 mA | 10 mA | ? |
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Analogue Systems RS-180 VCA |
1 | 12 HP | ? | 8 mA | 8 mA | ? |
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Analogue Systems RS-180 VCA |
1 | 12 HP | ? | 8 mA | 8 mA | ? |
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Aion Modular 904A Low Pass Filter |
1 | 12 HP | 40 mm | 40 mA | 25 mA | 0 mA |
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Expert Sleepers ESX-8MD mk2 MIDI/DINsync Expander |
1 | 10 HP | 27 mm | 23 mA | 0 mA | 0 mA |
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Expert Sleepers ESX-8GT mk2 Gate Expander The ESX-8GT is an expansion module for the ES-4, ES-40 or ES-5, adding 8 on/off outputs for use as gates, triggers, clocks etc. from one expansion header. |
1 | 4 HP | 24 mm | Module does not draw current | ||
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Expert Sleepers ES-40 SPDIF Interface Eurorack format module which converts a standard S/PDIF input to five channels of expansion headers, which are used in conjunction with the Expert Sleepers ESX range of expanders. |
1 | 6 HP | 51 mm | 26 mA | 0 mA | 0 mA |
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Expert Sleepers ESX-4CV 4 output CV expander for ES-5 and ES-4 |
1 | 4 HP | 26 mm | 22 mA | 18 mA | ? |
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Cwejman QMMF-4 Quad Filter/Resonator |
2 | 46 HP | 23 mm | 160 mA | 150 mA | 0 mA |
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Plan B Model 12 State Variable Vactrol Filter |
2 | 14 HP | 60 mm | 25 mA | 25 mA | ? |
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Metasonix RK2 XS-VCA VCA/Distortion/Preamp |
2 | 8 HP | 38 mm | 500 mA | 10 mA | 0 mA |
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Metasonix R-52 Multi-Mode Filter |
2 | 22 HP | 38 mm | 400 mA | 400 mA | 0 mA |
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Make Noise Optomix 2 Ch Low Pass Gate / Mixer |
2 | 8 HP | 24 mm | 25 mA | 25 mA | 0 mA |
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