Erica Synths Black Mixer V2
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Erica Synths
Black Mixer V2
Product Info
Article Number:
420035
Brand:
Erica Synths
Model:
Black Mixer V2
Category:
Mixer, Attenuator Modules
Price:
$104.50
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Black Mixer V2 is a seriously useful little module for Eurorack users needing a clean, compact summing solution. It's perfect for attenuating signals, creating unique effects chains with AC coupling, or just consolidating multiple oscillators. This is a workhorse for anyone building a smaller or mid-sized modular synth.
Product Description
- Erica Synths Black Mixer V2
- Audio Mixer Module
- 3 AC coupled inputs
- 3 Buffered outputs
- Input and output protection
- Power consumption: +8 mA
- -8 mA
- Dimensions (W x D): 6 HP x 25 mm
PROS
- • Solid build quality with robust Eurorack panel construction
- • AC coupling provides unique signal shaping possibilities
- • Buffered outputs maintain signal integrity across your modular system
- • Compact 6HP footprint maximizes valuable rack space
CONS
- • Limited to three inputs – not ideal for large modular setups
- • AC coupling can introduce unwanted low-frequency buildup
- • Buffered outputs lack level control, limiting flexibility
Product Video
Key Features
Channels
3
Type
Audio Mixer Module
HP Width
6
Depth
25 mm
Power Draw
+8 mA, -8 mA
Connections
3 AC coupled inputs, 3 Buffered outputs
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Frequently Asked Questions
AC coupling removes DC offset and can introduce a subtle coloration or 'rounding' of the signal, potentially boosting low frequencies.
They are designed to be close to line level, but it's always a good idea to test with your other modules to ensure compatibility and avoid clipping.
For basic summing and buffering, absolutely. It offers excellent value, but lacks the advanced features like individual channel EQ or gain control found in higher-end options.
