I'm relatively new to electronics DIY. I was able to follow the instructions and put it together successfully.

I'm a new Eurorackist and am using this in a home-built 84HP Eurorack skiff. Fourteen Doepfer connections is probably overkill (edit in September: No, I've filled them all!), but I wanted the additional 1U-type connectors. I've not populated the Analogue Systems connections, as I don't have any modules requiring them. Only thing that would make this better is resettable fuses in the bus somewhere - there's no help if you start drawing more power than the board can handle. I'm doing both modules and cables DIY, so it _should't_ happen, but I'm still concerned.

This is the perfect solution for replacing the 9v batteries in my MFOS Mini Sound Lab. It's a great design which is really compact and with attention to details such as an LED for each rail as well as test points.

Great customer service too - a slight hiccup on the delivery was rectified in one message - a no nonsense merchant gets my vote every time!

I'm excited this item - I've got a few pre-built modules and some kits in my rack but this will open up my rig to some of the specific things I want to build with out fiddle vero board 10/10

This Eurorack proto-board is perfectly sized for quick module builds and development. I have hand-built almost all of my modules (except for one -- couldn't live without a DSI Curtis Filter...) and this PCB is by far the quickest and most straightforward platform for building modules that I've encountered, the design is very good, with three rails accessible for op amps / etc, places for power-protection diodes and a keyed header, and the mounting holes are well positioned and well sized.

Shipping (I am in US) was quick and package arrived in good shape.

I use #6-32 screws for my builds and have to widen the holes slightly but there is more than adequate room around them with no copper so you can do this.

The layout is essentially similar to standard "breadboards" which makes transferring a breadboarded circuit to PCB very easy. This is a far better and more useful layout than even the classic Adafruit perma-proto boards.

What else is great? If you use through-hole pots, jacks etc this is absolutely PERFECT and you can create very slim builds. You can easily access and use the 5V power rail if that's your preference, and although there isn't a separate power bus for this I have not found it inconvenient.

I honestly plan to use these PCBs for any/all my future builds, even ones of higher complexity can simply utilize them stacked or side by side.