Attenuverter (Eurorack PCB Set)

Name: Attenuverter (Eurorack PCB Set)
SKU: 11087
Price: 17.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.00 (2 reviews)

(2 Reviews)

Quad attenuator-inverter for Eurorack systems

Designed by PM Foundations in United States of America

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Quad attenuator-inverter for Eurorack systems

DIY. PCB and Panel only. This is one of our simplest SMD builds with a few 1206 resistors and capacitors and a single 14 pin SOIC. This is a four channel buffered attenuator and inverter. Zero out…

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Review Breakdown

Average Ratings

Product: (5.00)

Documentation: (5.00)

Shipping: (5.00)

Communication: (5.00)

Lucas | Nov. 16, 2020

Great first SMD project

This was my first crack at an SMD project and it was a very easy build considering. All documentation and build instructions are clear. Module works great!

Benjamin | April 9, 2020

A year later - SUCCESS!

What better time to tackle the SMD demon than right now - a whole year later! After a year or so of through-hole, I've finally decided to hit the SMD projects I've been sitting on, and this was my first!

I blew the chip out the first time through because I didn't see the correct marking. I pulled the chip off and put a back-up the right way-round and now I've got a great 4-channel Attenuverter, AND a complete SMD build!

Response from PM Foundations | April 9, 2020

Thanks Benjamin. As you will now have experienced: SMD op-amps don't just burn out, the chip actually explodes out of the package! It's all very dramatic but at least you know when you have burned a chip out.