Howdy.

I built my first monstrosity.

After some total embarrassment (blowing up a cheap power supply and killing two (thankfully cheap) used modules), I think I'm on a better path. My goal was to stick to primarily used modules. I figured that since I'm new and won't know what isn't for me, I better spend as little as possible.

In this current incarnation, only the power supply and the Mr. Phil Ter are new. And since my Behringer Neutron was my gateway into all this, I didn't want to give Papa B too much more $$$, so I limited myself to one from them.

I would love it if you all would take a look and note any glaring problems and/or missing module genres.

I'm going to run this thing through a stereo reverb/delay pedal. I have a Donner Yellow Fall II on its way in the mail.

For a person who said he'd never go Eurorack and aside from some extra gray hairs over a smoking power supply, this has been incredibly fun.

Sorry if it sounded like I was throwing shade on buying Behringer! I've been buying their gear (mostly pedals and mixers) since like 2013 or so, and just wanted to do something different. I'm not sitting here judging anybody for using their stuff.

Nice case! You will have a lot of fun with Cre8Audio Cellz.

Nice case! You will have a lot of fun with Cre8Audio Cellz.
-- giospu

Thanks! I know a lot of folks got it with the Nifty case and sold them off like crazy. I am digging it (though it helps that it was the cheapest used sequencer I could find).

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. I am digging it (though it helps that it was the cheapest used sequencer I could find).

Me, too. I like because it can be used like a sequencer (nice to combine two directional movement) but also ad performance tool, playing it by fingers. I added a "traditional" sequencer too, a Behringer 182.

Cre8Audio modules are cheap but I like their philosophy. I have the Capt'ain Big O as oscillator and it's great.