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Introduction

The NTX-8CV is a 4HP Eurorack module with three quite distinct purposes.

USB MIDI to CV converter

The NTX-8CV offers MIDI/CV conversion, using a design based on our best-in-class FH-2, but in a more compact form factor.

Its dual role USB port allows the NTX-8CV to operate both as a USB MIDI Class compliant device (e.g. connected to a computer or tablet) and as a USB host (so you can plug a USB MIDI controller straight in).

USB audio/CV interface

The NTX-8CV operates as a USB Audio Class compliant device, offering 8 channels of DC coupled audio or CV outputs (and so is compatible with Silent Way, CV Tools, Bitwig Studio etc.).

disting NT output expander

The NTX-8CV connects directly to a disting NT, adding 8 CV outputs. Additional NTX-8CV units can be daisy-chained for up to 64 extra CV outputs (on top of the NT's own 8).

The output ports have exactly the same technical specifications as those on the disting NT itself.
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Specifications

The NTX-8CV's specifications are as follows:
  • Panel width: 4HP
  • Module depth: 36mm
  • Current draw: 74mA on the +12V rail, 17mA on the -12V rail
    • Plus any current drawn by an attached USB device
  • Outputs: 8, DC coupled
  • USB: Type C, Dual Role (host or device)
  • PCB headers:
    • Input from disting NT
    • Output to further expanders

For more detail, please see the user manual.

In the box

Included in the box are:

  • one NTX-8CV module
  • one power cable (16 way, indexed)
  • one 10-way ribbon cable for connection to a disting NT or another NTX-8CV.

A USB cable is not included.

Pricing & Availablity

The NTX-8CV will be available summer 2026.

MSRP: UK £179 (inc VAT), US $219 (exclusive of sales tax), EU €172.25 (exclusive of VAT)

For purchasing links, please see where to buy.

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