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MFOS Multi Function Synth Module Bare PCB
MFOS Multi Function Synth Module Bare PCB
£25.49 £20.23 (£24.28 UK, incl VAT)
7210-040
A bare PCB for the MFOS Multi-Function Module which features a great assortment of functions in one module. Two 3 input DC voltage mixers with normal...
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MFOS Adjustable Bipolar Power Supply Bare PCB
MFOS Adjustable Bipolar Power Supply Bare PCB
£18.96 £12.04 (£14.45 UK, incl VAT)
7210-080
A bare PCB for the MFOS Adjustable Bipolar Power Supply. This is a great bipolar power supply for your modular synthesizer project. This LM317/LM337...
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MFOS Seven Segment Linear Envelope Generator Bare PCB
MFOS Seven Segment Linear Envelope Generator Bare PCB
£33.46 £21.24 (£25.49 UK, incl VAT)
7210-022
A bare PCB for the MFOS Seven Segment Envelope Generator project. Features Selectable Two to Seven Linear Envelope Segments Positive and...
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MFOS Sound Lab Ultimate Expander Bare PCB
MFOS Sound Lab Ultimate Expander Bare PCB
£61.34 £38.95 (£46.74 UK, incl VAT)
7210-075
A bare PCB in the new black solder resist colour for the MFOS Sound Lab Expander project. The MFOS Sound Lab ULTIMATE EXPANDER in combination...
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MFOS Guitar Envelope Follower Bare PCB
£16.73 £10.62 (£12.74 UK, incl VAT)
7210-035
A bare PCB for the MFOS Guitar Envelope Follower. The main idea of an envelope follower is to create a voltage that describes the envelope of the...
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MFOS Sub-Commander Guitar Synth PCB
MFOS Sub-Commander Guitar Synth Bare PCB
£50.19 £31.87 (£38.24 UK, incl VAT)
7210-036
The MFOS Sub-Commander Guitar Synth buffers your guitar's signal, creates a pulse waveform (at the same frequency as the guitar) divides it's frequency in...
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