@sciss I'm mostly only duplicating clock, reset and ducking cv, so no use for buffered.
The 2hp a mult would take up would be better used by a VCA or offsetting attenuverter (might feel differently about this if I had a monster case, instead of a portable performance case where every last HP has to be carefully considered).
Stackcables are expensive, and stick out enough they're just asking to be bumped and snapped off (already had a couple of close calls, and thankfully didn't end up having to extract broken off plugs from jacks).
n-way adapters are dead cheap to make - requiring just thonkicons, stripboard, and heatshrink - and don't obscure modules if no larger than necessary. My biggest is used to route both clock and reset from a Pams' to up to 4 other modules, and isn't much larger than the common 6-way stars.
@sciss I'm mostly only duplicating clock, reset and ducking cv, so no use for buffered.
The 2hp a mult would take up would be better used by a VCA or offsetting attenuverter (might feel differently about this if I had a monster case, instead of a portable performance case where every last HP has to be carefully considered).
Stackcables are expensive, and stick out enough they're just asking to be bumped and snapped off (already had a couple of close calls, and thankfully didn't end up having to extract broken off plugs from jacks).
n-way adapters are dead cheap to make - requiring just thonkicons, stripboard, and heatshrink - and don't obscure modules if no larger than necessary. My biggest is used to route both clock and reset from a Pams' to up to 4 other modules, and isn't much larger than the common 6-way stars.