RECEIVER

RECEIVER is a wireless audio module for seamless integration into your modular setup. It supports streaming from Bluetooth®-enabled devices and features a fully analog VCA, stereo or dual mono output, and an LFO for panning, tremolo, or ring modulation. Selectable audio quality modes and a digital amplifier with hard clipping make it ideal for both clean playback and creative sound shaping.

BUY ASSEMBLED: 129€ + SHIPPING
  • Assembled: Ready to use right out of the box, professionally assembled and tested..
  • Came with a power cable

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

  • Width: 6 HP
  • Depth: max. 25 mm (with connector)
  • Power: +12V: 92mA, -12V: 10mA
User Manual
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FEATURES

  • Wireless Audio Integration: RECEIVER allows seamless wireless audio streaming into your modular setup, making it easy to incorporate external sound sources such as field recordings, instruments, or synth apps.
  • Analog Signal Path: It features a fully analog VCA with a Drive control for manual level adjustment and dynamic overdrive. In addition to CV control, the Drive knob lets you set the output from complete silence to soft-clipped saturation, adding warmth and character to the sound.
  • LFO Modulation: An integrated LFO can be used for panning, tremolo, or ring modulation. The rate or modulation depth can either be set or voltage-controlled, allowing for dynamic movement and rhythmic effects in your patches.
  • Flexible Output Options: Selectable stereo or dual mono output ensures compatibility with various routing needs, whether you’re mixing in stereo or processing signals separately in a modular environment.
  • Adaptive Sound Quality: A range of selectable sound modes—ranging from Hi-Fi to lo-fi (cassette, AM radio, toy speaker emulation)—lets you tailor the sonic character of your audio input for creative texturing.
  • Signal Boost and Clipping: A built-in digital amplifier with hard clipping can enhance quiet recordings or introduce distortion for creative sound design, making it well-suited for both clean playback and experimental processing.

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