Synth & Keys

Hungry Robot “Modular Synth Boxes”

Hungry Robot have designed an inexpensive line of Modular Synths that is kind of like a crossbreed between Korg Volcas and Eurorack modules, and are are perfect for your desktop as they come housed in a foot pedal type form-factor. This is pretty cool as you don’t need expensive racks, cases, power supplies, or ribbon cables to deal with, making startup costs very low.  They are powered by the standard 9V guitar pedal type of power supply and they use standard ER CV voltage and connectors so it’s possible to connect them to other modular gear. There are currently 13 products in the range.

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