Introduction
'Pandora' is a bandpass filter/distortion processor, based on an unusual combination of power MOSFET transistors and vactrols. Voltage control is provided over the two sides of the filter, the gain, and the filter feedback. A wet/dry mixer is provided, also under voltage control.
A range switch is provided to drop the filter response several octaves, at which point the module becomes capable of synthesising percussion sounds when fed trigger pulses.
The module is 100% analogue.
A range switch is provided to drop the filter response several octaves, at which point the module becomes capable of synthesising percussion sounds when fed trigger pulses.
The module is 100% analogue.
Reviews
Waveform magazine (issue 10) said
It was really fun finding the sweet spots—of which I found a lot—in Pandora's box of tricks
Read the full review here.
It was really fun finding the sweet spots—of which I found a lot—in Pandora's box of tricks
Read the full review here.
Specifications
Pandora's specifications are as follows:
The vactrols used in Pandora are compliant with RoHS legislation.
For more detail, please see the user manual.
- Panel width: 8HP
- Module depth: 42mm
- Current draw: 69mA on the +12V rail, 58mA on the -12V rail
- Inputs:
- CV inputs for filter Alpha, filter Beta, gain, feedback, and mix
- Audio input
- Outputs:
- Audio output
The vactrols used in Pandora are compliant with RoHS legislation.
For more detail, please see the user manual.
Pricing & Availablity
Pandora is available now.
MSRP: UK £189 (inc VAT), US $199 (exclusive of sales tax), EU €179.80 (exclusive of VAT)
For purchasing links, please see where to buy.
MSRP: UK £189 (inc VAT), US $199 (exclusive of sales tax), EU €179.80 (exclusive of VAT)
For purchasing links, please see where to buy.