BD909

Post Modular

£138

The BD909 is a recreation of the Rolands TR-909 analog bass drum sound generator adapted for the Eurorack module format. This name might technically be misleading in some knob positions you will get the classic 909 kick, but there is way more potential in there it s really a little analog bass drum laboratory that has new tune attack control that creates many more sweet spots than the original. It can go low, high/smooth/harsh, and anywhere in between; it can also go weird with the featured VC inputs. If you’re used to the BD808 then this will take a bit of time to get used to because it is a

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