Soep, dual 3 or single 6 channel Eurorack Mixer

Name: Soep, dual 3 or single 6 channel Eurorack Mixer
SKU: 39431
Price: 29.00 USD
Availability: Discontinued

Two independant 3 channel mixers. When the top output is not connected, it is send to the bottom mixer, making it a 6 channel mixer.

Designed by Not a Robot in Netherlands

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Two independant 3 channel mixers. When the top output is not connected, it is send to the bottom mixer, making it a 6 channel mixer.

What is it? It is a dual three channel Audio/CV Mixer for your Eurorack Synthesizer. 6HP 3U. This offer contains the Assembled and tested module, a 25cm power cable and 2 m3x6mm screws. It is polarit…

What is it?

It is a dual three channel Audio/CV Mixer for your Eurorack Synthesizer. 6HP 3U. This offer contains the Assembled and tested module, a 25cm power cable and 2 m3x6mm screws. It is polarity protected. Aluminum front panel. ROHS Lead-free HASL PCB.

Why did you make it?

Because I want to put my audio into stereo space and also be able to combine some CV signals.

What makes it special?

When the output of the top mixer is not connected, the output is send to the bottom mixer, making it a 6 channel mixer. The inputs are also normalled from the top inputs (white area) to the bottom inputs (black area).