tràigh

Post Modular

£186

Transistor Ladder Voltage Controlled Low-pass Filter Nothing quite beats the comforting sound of multiple rich sawtooths softened by a warm, squishy filter! The tràigh is based on classic discrete circuit designs pioneered by Moog in the 1970’s a classic transistor ladder low pass filter with a -24dB/octave slope (4 pole). The only op-amps used are at the mixer summing stage and for buffering the output signal. Everything else is transistors and fuzzy caps. The approach in sonic character is vintage through and through and if you ask us, it sounds great. Input signals will hit approximate unit

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