Help me choose my next Filter

Help me choose a filter, I don't want to get something that is too samey to the ones I already have.

And I'm considering 1 of the following:
https://modulargrid.net/e/calsynth-ripley - I've always fancies a Ripples
https://modulargrid.net/e/plum-audio-ujove - Looks like it would pair well with my AMSynths 101 VCO
https://modulargrid.net/e/amsynths-am8101 - Would definitley pair well with my AMSynths 101 VCO
https://modulargrid.net/e/befaco-pony-vcf- - Liking the feature set
https://modulargrid.net/e/doepfer-a-120 - Tempting for the Moog type thing but feels like a one trick pony

And I already own these:
https://modulargrid.net/e/happy-nerding-hn-vcf - Great Filter, the first one I bought and I'm really happy with it
https://modulargrid.net/e/omsonic-funky-ladder-filter-le-mk2- - Another great filter, I really enjoy the sound
https://modulargrid.net/e/nano-modules-font - I got this to pair with the AMSynths VCO while waiting for ever for new stock to hit theweb shop, lovely sounding, overdrives really well
https://modulargrid.net/e/ge0sync-synth-tb-efa - Goes with the Ge0Sync 303 VCO

I mean, I might end up with 2 more filters but I'd appreciate some thought and feedback if you own anything on my little wish list.

NanoModules Font is like Ripples, don't?

NanoModules Font is like Ripples, don't?
-- ferranadsr

Do you mean they are the same Circuits and Sound?
If so thats an easy one to knock off my wish list.
Cheers

I don't own the uJove but from the video it sounds a bit like the Vostok Atlas, a bit more of a squelchy resonance but the buttery smoothness is there when the res is turned down. That might compliment the other filters you own, unless you're after something more aggressive.

If you're into DIY kits then I think the Atlas is worth checking out (thonk are out of stock atm though), both in terms of the complimentary filter response and the flexibility of having 4 filters in a usable space. Good value for money in my opinion.

If it's a case of picking one from the list, then I would go for the uJove. Has a nice range of sounds from the aforementioned butteryness to some pretty knarly ones with the built-in feedback path.

Yeah that Vostock is a bit of a beast, though I don't need to take up that much HP.

Thanks for the uJove vote.

I think I'd go with the uJove, unless you need the high pass of the Ripley.

Thanks for another +uJove, I am sorted for High Pass on my other 3 filters.