Is there an easy way to power two Moog Eurorack cases with one Eurorack power module?
Is there an easy way to power two Moog Eurorack cases with one Eurorack power module?
I'm looking for an easy DIY way to power two Moog Eurorack cases with one Eurorack power module in the first case, such as the Endopin.es P module, or a 4MS Row Power module i.e. by putting/drilling holes in the backs of the cases and feeding some sort of a power cable to a second flying bus cable in the second case. If so then what sort of connectors and cables would I use? Someone told me that messing with Eurorack power supplies can be somewhat dangerous, so I don't want any Heath Robinson style solutions.
Re: Is there an easy way to power two Moog Eurorack cases with one Eurorack power module?
Hello,
This is probably a question for the folks at Modwiggler, the premier site for modular synthesizer enthusiasts.
This is probably a question for the folks at Modwiggler, the premier site for modular synthesizer enthusiasts.
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Re: Is there an easy way to power two Moog Eurorack cases with one Eurorack power module?
Thank you Sir for your prompt reply.
Re: Is there an easy way to power two Moog Eurorack cases with one Eurorack power module?
That's very interesting, in the US we call it a Rube Goldberg device. Every country has it's own creation myths. Even stuff like this. Very enlightening!
Heath's machine:
Rube's contraption
They're starting to look like proper modulars.
VoyagerEB, Minitaur, LittlePhattyII, 4xSlimPhatty, Sub37, MF[2x101,2x102,103,104M,105,105B,105M,2x107,108M], 3xCP251, XV351, MP201;
2xMother 32, DFAM, Subharmonicon;
System 55 and Minimoog clones with lots of mods.
2xMother 32, DFAM, Subharmonicon;
System 55 and Minimoog clones with lots of mods.