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"NOTE: The "Phat" version is 3HP wide, so you can fill all the holes in your rack even if you have an odd number of HP.
The original 2HP / 3HP 2x6 buffered multiple!
Multiples are handy, but the more ways you split your signal the weaker it gets.
The Multiplicity VI is a buffered multiple; every single output jack regenerates your signal. Whether you are splitting audio or control voltages, there is no degradation.
Multiplicity's channels are cascaded, giving you flexibility in how many ways you split your signal. Plug a signal into input 1 and it will be available from all 6 outputs. Add a different signal into input 2 and it breaks the chain; signal 1 comes out 3 outputs and signal 2 is available at the remaining 3.
Multiplicity VI has Cascade In / Out jacks on the back so that several modules can be cascaded together without sacrificing front-panel connections. Connect several modules together and it's like having one giant spread-out buffered multiple module. You can also use it to provide a "default" signal that is available when you aren't using the Multiplicity for anything else.
All that flexibility is crammed into a skinny module which is available in either the original 2HP version or the new "Phat" 3HP version. Replace all those non-buffered multiples or fill up extra spaces in your rack with something handy.
Specifications:
•Power supply: +/- 12 VDC (reverse-polarity protected!)
•Power draw: 16ma / 16ma
•Width: 2HP or 3HP
•Depth: 1.77in / 45mm
Includes:
•Multiplicity VI Module
•Doepfer-style Power Cable
•(2) M3 x 6mm Rack Screws w/ Nylon Washers"
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