Sub-oscillator module that generates square waves with various forms and frequencies

Frequencies of incoming signals (+/-5V) can be divided by 2, 3 and 4 (-1 oct., '-1.5 otc.', -2 oct.)
/2 and /4 generate 50% duty cycle square waves, /3 can be 33% or 66% duty cycle square waves
The input signal and the output of the suboscillator also get send through a XOR gate which creates ring modulator like timbres
The pulse width of the carrier wave can be altered with the THRESHOLD potentiometer (only works when using sine, saw or triangle waves as an input)
XOR and SUB outputs are roughly 10Vpp (bipolar)
There is an additional, buffered THRU output that just outputs the input signal
Aluminium pcb option for the front panel is recommended
Only through-hole parts

I really like this module! The XOR output generates very interesting waveforms and the ability to play perfect fifths (between -1 and -2 octaves) is a not very common but very lovely feature. It is great for producing sound with a massive low end. Use a mixer to mix the outputs of the SUB MODULATOR together with the input signal.

https://github.com/diysynth/EURORACK-MODULES/tree/main/SUB%20MODULATOR%20(6HP)

• ? mA +12V
• ? mA -12V
• ? mA 5V
• 22 mm Depth

Module is available as a DIY project only.

No info about availability.