CGS Panther Modules and Kits

The Panther Series of
EuroRack-based
Analogue Synthesiser Modules and Kits

Click on a module faceplate for more details
Please note that where indicated, module DEPTH is the required depth from the back face of the front panel to the
back of the module and includes any clearance required to accomodate IDC cables used to connect boards internally.

Elby Designs are pleased to announce the release of some of the popular CGS range of designs in EuroRack format.
The range consists of completely re-designed PCB's adapted for the smaller format of the EuroRack system.
We offer both fully-assembled modules as well as Component and Hardware Kits.

In addition to the CGS modules we also offer a range of modules designed by Ian Fritz and a number of other designs.

Other modules on the design table include :-

Module	Description
ED102	Octave/Volts/Hertz Converter and Gate Processor
ED104	Dual Lin/Log VCA-Panner - Mike Irwin/Phillip Gallo
ED117	Wavolver II - Ian Fritz
ED107	PolyDAC(X) - Paul Maddox

Construct-A-Rack

All-in-one Power Module

All Panther modules (currently) are available with 4mm banana sockets in place of the 3.5mm jacks.
The colour scheme adopted (click on link below) has been adopted from the Serge Modular system guideline with the addition of
3 extra colours to differentiate between INPUTs and OUTPUTs.

Panther and 4mm Banana Jacks

All Panther units are offered in the following options:-

A fully assembled and tested module ready to plug directly in to your EuroRack system. Power supply connection is via a Doepfer A-100 compatible connection.
A COMPLETE component kit. This includes all the boards for the module, a Front Panel and all the components required to fully dress the board(s) and panel.
The Front Panel. A high-quality 2mm aluminium panel with photo-etched black printing
PCB Set. A full set of PCBs as required to construct the Panther module

Modular Planner

Stefan Breitenfeld has updated his Modular Planner offering improved useability and a number of features.

http://www.stefanbreitenfeld.com/modularplanner/

EuroRack and FracRack

The question regularly arises "Can I mix EuroRack and FracRack modules in my system?". This document tries to answer this question by looking at some of the major factors that affect this question but the best answer is "no, utilise separate sub-racks for each module family and minimise the risk of problems".

This document tries to answer some questions about the decisions behind building a modular system with a bias towards the Eurorack system.

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