Wednesday, April 15, 2015
Synthrotek MST Stereo Output Mixer
Published on Apr 15, 2015 Flux302 of Fluxwithit.com
http://www.synthrotek.com/products/ms...
"Synthrotek is pleased to offer a complete line of eurorack synthesizer modules, power, cases and accessories in both complete units and kits. We now offer a very complete analog modular monophonic voice with many accompanying utility modules. This new complete voice is the product of a collaboration with synth guru George Mattson, who now joins us in releasing our new MST (Mattson – Synthrotek) line of premium modules. The Stereo Output Mixer was designed by Scott Rise of Division 6.
The MST Stereo Mixer is intended for pannable stereo output, but it is also suitable for both AC & DC voltage signals (Gates, Triggers and Control Voltage).
Features:
2 channels, 2 inputs per channel
Jumper select ~unity gain or gain ~x2 (6db boost) amplification
Mixes both AC signals (audio) and DC signals (gates, triggers, CV)
Stereo output with panning per channel
Attenuator and amplifier per channel
1/4” and 3.5mm (1/8”) matching stereo output jacks
Black & White Panel Option!
Specifications:
Current draw: +12: 13mA, -12 9.2mA
Width: 6HP"
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