Before you buy your MODULAR CASE and Power Supply

[@inspector-tech]

After the massive wall of modules behind you, the next thing that hit me was your Bajan accent! 😂 Nice to see a fellow Bajan into this stuf... 👍

[@StephenMendes]

PLEASE how can I get in touch with you 🙂..... for years I have been saying that I am the ONLY ONE on Barbados that has a modular synth ..... it would be good to meet somebody else (cause in "big" countries there are so many people into modular that they have EVENTS where they get together and NOODLE 🤣😂)

[@inspector-tech]

@@StephenMendes Hey Stephen. Unfortunately I live in Central Europe so hooking up would be quite difficult 😀 Plus i only have one tiny little modular synth (Waldorf KB37 with various modules) so nothing to brag about 😄! All the best 👍🏾

[@StephenMendes]

@@inspector-tech thanks for letting me know ..... someday you might return to Barbados, and if you do, then you can give me a call ..... my cell number is on my webpage .... best wishes 🙂

[@KiR_3d]

Hello Stephen! Good precaution! MW RD-3513 gives max currents up to ~2A on +13.5v channel and ~1.5A on the minus channel. IMHO it's a good choice to make your own case. It's a bit noisy but I think that big caps will solve this. On the pro side this PSU is pretty small and is lightweight.

[@StephenMendes]

Hi there ... in my 5U synthesizers.com system is a large PSU with several TO-3 cased regulators on thick aluminum plate ..... a beefy all ANALOG PSU It is a new experience for me in the Eurorack ..... and I liked the idea of Arturia's FILTERED bus board..... even though max. power draw is not all that impressive many Eurorack modules use miniscule power and with careful choice I will be able to load up the case ..... and start on another one 🙂 ...... more DIY theory videos will soon be released 👍.... thanks for commenting

[@danroydsbarbadostravelvlog3057]

Thanks for sharing

[@StephenMendes]

IMPORTANT: Please READ the video Description..... the RackBrute 6U has two separate 800ma circuits one feeds the connectors pointing up and the other feeds the right-angled connectors intended for the bottom row.... therefore your module placement should BALANCE the current draw so to avoid overloading either circuit ..... use modulargrid.net to configure your module placement and total your power requirements

[@jimspectre]

hear hear