AJH Synth MiniMod VCO black
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AJH Synth
MiniMod VCO black
Product Info
Article Number:
385030
Brand:
AJH Synth
Model:
MiniMod VCO black
Category:
Oscillator Modules
Price:
$405.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
This MiniMod VCO is a seriously impressive little module. If you're chasing that raw, vintage Moog sound without the vintage price tag, this is a fantastic starting point. It’s perfect for synth enthusiasts and modular explorers wanting a core, characterful oscillator.
Product Description
- AJH Synth MiniMod VCO black
- Eurorack Module
- Replica of the discretely built legendary model D oscillator of the first series
- Sound stable circuit
- Waveforms: Sharktooth
- sawtooth
- rectangle
- triangle each with its own output
- Exponential and linear modulation
- Pulse width modulation
- Oscillator Sync
- Width: 14 HP
- Depth: 38 mm
- Power requirements: +55 mA (+12 V) / -40 mA (-12 V)
PROS
- • Faithful recreation of classic Model D sonic character
- • Discrete component design delivers warmth and stability
- • Excellent waveform selection offers versatile sound shaping
- • Compact 14HP footprint maximizes modular space
CONS
- • Limited modulation options compared to more complex VCOs
- • Power draw might be restrictive for smaller power supplies
- • Sharktooth waveform can be a bit harsh without careful filtering
Product Video
Key Features
Type
VCO Eurorack Module
Waveforms
Sharktooth, Sawtooth, Rectangle, Triangle
HP Width
14
Depth
38 mm
Power Draw
+55 mA / -40 mA
CV Inputs
Exponential and Linear
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Frequently Asked Questions
The discrete design means it drifts a bit more than a purely digital VCO, but AJH has clearly worked to minimize this – it’s surprisingly stable for a vintage-inspired circuit.
It's a true PWM, giving you control over the pulse width with a dedicated CV input, allowing for dynamic and evolving sounds.
It’s a unique, gritty waveform with a distinct 'bite' – think metallic textures, percussive sounds, or aggressive leads when filtered properly.
