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AudioScape Engineering Co. - Eurobuss (White)
€499.00
Net: €419.33
In stock
| U | 3 |
| HP | 18 |
| Depth | 48 |
| +12V | 100 |
| –12V | 200 |
The EuroBuss is a top-class compressor! A Eurorack version of the fantastic AudioScape Buss Compressor
After many requests, it’s finally here in Eurorack format. EuroBuss packs the classic VCA bus compressor of a legendary British recording console into a sleek module. It features stereo inputs and outputs with independent access to the left and right sidechain. And, of course, it includes what makes modular synthesis truly exciting: a threshold CV input!
EuroBuss is perfect for high-quality dynamic control in Eurorack and even handles line-level signals. THAT Corp VCAs ensure top-tier sound, while true stereo sidechaining allows for exiting results. This is the perfect playground for CV experimentation! A great addition is the optional filter, which allows low frequencies below 160 Hz to pass through uncompressed while the rest is shaped by the compressor, keeping the low end rich and full. Naturally, it includes a bypass switch and dedicated controls for attack, release, and ratio. And at the very top, a beautifully designed VU meter gives real-time feedback on gain reduction.
Eurobuss is a classic VCA bus compressor of the highest quality for your Eurorack system!
Features:
- Eurorack version of the classic VCA bus compressor
- Stereo inputs and outputs with separate access to left and right sidechain
- Threshold CV input for modulation
- Accepts both Eurorack and line-level signals
- Stepped Attack, Release and Ratio Controls
- THAT Corp VCA chips
- Optional filter that bypasses frequencies below 160 Hz
- Bypass switch
- Switches for attack, release, and ratio
- Analog VU meter displaying gain reduction