810
| Width | 30 HP |
|---|---|
| Depth | 30 mm |
| Power | 55 mA +12V |
| Price | $425 |
3-in-1 Subtractive Voice Module
Overview
The System80 810 is a 30 HP Eurorack module consisting of a standard subtractive analog synthesizer voice: Voltage Controlled Oscillator (VCO), Voltage Controlled Filter (VCF), and Voltage Controlled Amplifier (VCA). While not strictly a clone, the design of each sub-module is inspired by the golden age of Japanese analog, featuring elements of the System 700, System 100m, and the Jupiter-8. Add some modulation and an envelope generator to create a complete patchable analog voice with a distinctively vintage character.
VCO
- Discrete Voltage Controlled Oscillator with temperature compensated exponential converter
- 1 V/octave tracking over 8 octaves
- Sync input with weak and strong oscillator sync modes
- 1 V/octave CV input + two attenuated exponential CV inputs for pitch/frequency modulation
- Five position octave range switch
- Selectable waveform output: Pulse, Ramp, Triangle, or Sine
- Pulse Width Modulation CV input
VCF
- Cascaded OTA design inspired by classic Roland topologies with selectable 12 or 24 dB response
- self-oscillating with 1 V/octave tracking (3-4 octaves, normalized to VCO KYBD CV input)
- VCO output and sub-oscillator normalized to two log attenuated inputs
- Two frequency CV inputs, one unipolar and one bipolar
- Voltage controlled resonance
VCA
- Traditional single OTA design
- Three log attenuated audio inputs with IN 1 normalized to VCF output
- Two CV inputs with selectable exponential or linear response
Open Source
810 is open source hardware. The design files are available on Github
Dealers
Please contact us for dealer inquiries.
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Sounds
BUY
You may purchase the 810 directly from System80 or from one of our dealers. Please note that we typically ship within 2-3 business days and will contact you if there is a delay in shipping your order. Prices are in US dollars ($USD).
Our modules are manufactured in Toronto, Canada using local labor for panel fabrication, robotic circuit board assembly and final hand assembly and testing.