Can anyone comment?

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I don't think it's supposed to. It seems mainly designed for the case Monome and Mannequins are going to release together, as the outs and spring jacks are part of the casesearch64 wrote:120 hp isn't going to fit the majority of racks.
Yes, you can see the USB connecting to the long side of the case which is not a bad idea combined with the switch.enj_music wrote:I don't think it's supposed to. It seems mainly designed for the case Monome and Mannequins are going to release together, as the outs and spring jacks are part of the casesearch64 wrote:120 hp isn't going to fit the majority of racks.
am not sure how i feel about this...enj_music wrote:I don't think it's supposed to. It seems mainly designed for the case Monome and Mannequins are going to release together, as the outs and spring jacks are part of the casesearch64 wrote:120 hp isn't going to fit the majority of racks.
Pre order for December delivery, $1100 pre-order price.isms is a eurorack modular synth case with an integrated top row of fundamental circuits. we've packed a ton of functions into the case itself so you can focus available space on control and synthesis modules. rear-mount jacks are integrated into the case, providing the feel of a beautifully contained standalone instrument.
functions → output mixer (3 input) with integrated rear jacks — headphone driver (independent level control) — spring reverb send/receive with mix level — external signal input with gain, envelope follower, and gate — 3 gates (vca/lpg/lpd modes, vactrol based) — 2 attenuverters (also serve as voltage source) — noise (pink and white) — LFO (tri and square) with voltage controllable rate — active mixer with attenuverters and offsetting — 3 bus points with LED indication — USB switch
Wow, that's pretty nice actually.GoneCaving wrote:Details have been posted.
Pre order for December delivery, $1100 pre-order price.isms is a eurorack modular synth case with an integrated top row of fundamental circuits. we've packed a ton of functions into the case itself so you can focus available space on control and synthesis modules. rear-mount jacks are integrated into the case, providing the feel of a beautifully contained standalone instrument.
functions → output mixer (3 input) with integrated rear jacks — headphone driver (independent level control) — spring reverb send/receive with mix level — external signal input with gain, envelope follower, and gate — 3 gates (vca/lpg/lpd modes, vactrol based) — 2 attenuverters (also serve as voltage source) — noise (pink and white) — LFO (tri and square) with voltage controllable rate — active mixer with attenuverters and offsetting — 3 bus points with LED indication — USB switch
Looks really neat.
Well, it's not cheap, but you might be underestimating the value of the included modules. Do a cost comparison against modules with the same functionality (external input amp, USB switch, LFO+noise, 3 low pass gates, etc), it might be hard to match for under $500. So then, what's the average price for a 3U/120HP skiff with pretty good power specs? $500?search64 wrote:So... Am I the only one who thinks that's superexpensive for a small case with some basic modules included?
tehn wrote:it's a case with some functionality built-in, not a format. 120hp of eurorack. the value-proposition of the top row represents much more hp.DonaldCrunk wrote:yay a new proprietary format
the top row is not modular. it's fixed. connected to the case. it *is* the case.