Toms

Post Modular

£320

Low Tom, Mid Tom and High Tom in a single module Erica Synths Toms (Black) is developed in collaboration with the French company e-licktronick and it s our take on analogue toms circuits adapted for modular systems. Massive, punchy sound, Accent and Tone CV make it distinctively expressive in studio and live performances. Features Low, Mid and High Tom in one module Pitch and decay controls Pitch CV control with attenuator Manual trigger Accent for better expression This is a triple module, with each voice having a separate output, with no on-board summing. Each features pitch and decay contro

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