| Module | Row | Width | Depth | +12V | -12V | +5V | |
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| 7 Modules (0 passive) | Row 1 | 74 HP | max 38 mm | 441 mA +12V | 280 mA -12V | 0 mA +5V | |
| 6 Modules (1 passive) | Row 2 | 76 HP | max 40 mm | 245 mA +12V | 195 mA -12V | 0 mA +5V | |
| 13 Modules (1 passive) | Total | 150 HP | max 40 mm | 686 mA +12V | 475 mA -12V | 0 mA +5V | |
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Nonlinearcircuits Brain Custard Audio rate chaotic oscillator |
1 | 12 HP | ? | 46 mA | 46 mA | 0 mA |
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God's Box Lollipop Eurorack Modular dual mode compressor |
1 | 12 HP | 35 mm | 118 mA | 65 mA | 0 mA |
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Nonlinearcircuits Triple Sloth Chaotic Modulator with panel designed by Sascha von Ott |
1 | 8 HP | ? | 60 mA | ? | ? |
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Nonlinearcircuits Resonate 4 stage VC bandpass filter |
1 | 8 HP | ? | 25 mA | 26 mA | 0 mA |
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Nonlinearcircuits Timbre & Timbre Dual Buchla Timbre |
1 | 8 HP | ? | 42 mA | 43 mA | 0 mA |
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Random*Source Serge Resonant Equalizer (ResEQ) Unique ten-band filter designed specifically for electronic sound synthesis and processing |
1 | 18 HP | 38 mm | 100 mA | 100 mA | 0 mA |
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West Oakland Music Systems Sinulator Sinusoidal Waveshaper |
1 | 8 HP | ? | 50 mA | 0 mA | 0 mA |
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Happy Nerding FM AID FM AID is a module designed to perform through-zero linear Frequency Modulation (FM) in the analog modular world. |
2 | 6 HP | 33 mm | 45 mA | 45 mA | 0 mA |
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CFM BHWR rectifier Bipolar Half-Wave Rectifier |
2 | 2 HP | 14 mm | Module does not draw current | ||
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Random*Source Serge Dual Universal Slope Generator (DUSG) Probably the most versatile module of a Serge Modular system, incorporating a wide range of functions for both CV and audio |
2 | 26 HP | 40 mm | 90 mA | 80 mA | 0 mA |
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Grayscale LxD (Grayscale black panel) Alternate matte black PCB panel for Make Noise LxD |
2 | 4 HP | 36 mm | 20 mA | 20 mA | 0 mA |
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Doepfer A-138m Matrix Mixer |
2 | 20 HP | 20 mm | 30 mA | 30 mA | 0 mA |
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Nonlinearcircuits Multi-band Distortion Multi-band distortion processor |
2 | 18 HP | ? | 60 mA | 20 mA | 0 mA |
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