What is it?

The Passive Multiple is the simplest module you can find in a Modular Synth. But you really need a bunch of them.

It simply allows you to share your signals: One output to several inputs.

It’s passive. You don’t need to power it. It won’t draw any current.

In Passive Multiple, one input is directly connected to 3 outputs. Actually, any jack can act as an input or as an output. It’s important to connect only one module output to the Passive Multiple input, or it could damage the weakest module’s output.

It’s possible to daisy chain several Passive Multiple. If jack n°1 is unconnected, the input signal can be delivered by a “master” Passive Multiple. Pluging a jack in connector J1 disconnect the “slave” input and let your Passive Multiple standalone.

The front panel is 3HP wide. It is made of 2mm thick PCB material with black shiny solder mask.

The front panel has a small white numbering on the bottom (see pictures).