Power Connector/Cable Sets have PCB mounted, 4 x 0.1" center, header and wire terminated in 4 x 0.1" strip socket, polarized.

Patch Cord kit

This is a sound-activated switch with a sensitive microphone included. "FALL SALE!"

This kit can record 120 seconds of audio from the monaural microphone (included) using the simple buttons provided.

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The 9741 dual voltage-controlled amplifier module consists of two independent VCAs which can be used to modify audio or control signals.

A two-section, three-function module, the 9744 serves as a control voltage (CV) source, or, as patch-points for mixing or attenuating signals to & from other modules in a system.

A three-input one-output active mixer, the 9745 features 1/8" jack (tip-sleeve phone, aka 3.5mm mono) connectors with input level controls.

A two-section module, the 9746 features two sets of patch points for combining or splitting signals within a system.

The 9747 Passive Mixer/Splitter is a set of four separate networks (each with four 1/8" TR jacks) on a single-width panel. Each network can be used as a mixer (3 into 1) or a splitter (1 out to 3).

Audio signals applied to the inputs of the 9748 Balanced Modulator appear at the output, with added new frequencies which are the sums and differences of the applied signals.

This module generates 'white' and 'red' and 'blue' noise. Starting with a transistor 'avalanche' junction noise generator the versatile 9751 may be reconfigured to use an optional Zener-diode for noise generation.

The 9752 monitors the input signal voltage and copies it to the output, synchronized to changes in an input control voltage (CV) or an input clock, or synchronized to an internal clock if there is no external input.

The -11, Revisited. Audio or control signals input to the 9753 module are converted to 'envelopes' relative to the amplitude and triggers, Gate (step) or Pulse.

The 9754 is used to match low-level signals such as those from microphones to the line-level (plus) signals anticipated by modern modular synthesizers, or, just to perform a general signal boost.

This module provides two independent functions, a linear-to-exponential control voltage (CV) converter and a signal inverter.