Programmable high-resolution delay with CV/Gate and Eurorack compatibility.
http://www.roland.com/products/demora/
I know this is a very new entry and it's a hungry digital module, but is the power requirement of 450mA on the positive rail correct?
At least that's what they post on their website:
http://www.roland.com/products/demora/specifications/
Three of those modules will overload a Doepfer 9U case.
We will read about that in the near future a lot ;)
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That's what I was thinking. I'll probably have to add a Zeus Studio board in addition to the uZeus in my 6U rig now. If the 15 sub module system works as Roland advertises, it will be worth it. It would be like having a modular in a modular.
Another option which I will probably do is to use the Dremora's stock AC adapter and cut a hole in my case for a jack plate and run an extension to it. Here's a 2" diameter jack plate that would work for DIY: http://www.reliablehardware.com/jackplate2diameterblack14jackhole.aspx
Roland's own SYR-E84 eurorack case is tailor-made for the four Roland effect modules, at 84 hp it can house all four (Scooper, Demora, Bitrazer, and Torcido) and provides enough power to run them all smoothly. It's a lovely set, and if you get into the configuration software you can build your own effect processors out of them. They all slurp 450 mA, so yeah, they're hungry AF. Cheers -- Nuutti.
