Isobar Industries - Mimic
€85.00
Net: €71.43
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Isobar Industries Mimic — Quad Colour-Coded Buffered Multiple
Mimic is a four-channel buffered multiple, with three outputs per channel and normalled inputs for distributing signals across your system. The fully buffered circuitry keeps voltages consistent, making it great for distributing pitch CV to several oscillators, but of course, equally capable of handling clocks, modulation and audio. Inputs and outputs sit on opposite sides of the panel, and the whole module can be installed upside down with reversible normalisation via rear jumpers. Four colour-coded LED channels help you keep track of what's going where. Nothing too fancy, just a nicely thought-out utility for keeping your patches organised.
Features:
- Four-channel buffered multiple
- One input and three outputs per channel (12 outputs total)
- Fully buffered for CV and audio
- Normalled inputs for distributing signals across channels
- Reversible normalisation via rear jumpers
- Inputs and outputs arranged on opposite sides
- Can be installed upside down
- Four colour-coded LED channels: red, green, yellow and blue
- Suitable for pitch CV, clocks, gates and audio
A short note about buffered multiples:
Buffered multiples are especially useful for distributing pitch CV (such as 1V/octave signals) to several oscillators. Unlike passive multiples, which can cause small voltage drops when several modules are connected, buffered multiples maintain accurate voltage levels at their outputs, helping prevent tuning problems. They can also be useful with certain voltage sources that have a relatively high output impedance, even when connecting just one oscillator. For less voltage-sensitive signals, such as modulation or audio, a regular passive multiple is usually sufficient.