Synth Module Accessories

Notes: You can now update your Bitbox mk1 or mk2 with a black faceplate. Now you can have an all black rack and have digital sampling capabilities. This is just the faceplate.

Give your module a facelift

These replacement faceplates are designed for use with the module in the traditional orientation with the screen on top. These are the same faceplates used when manufacturing our modules, but now in black. They are anodized aluminium with a bead blasted finish.

Swapping out a faceplate is easy to do, and requires a small wrench or pliers. Here are the steps to replace a faceplate:

Remove the module from the rack.
Use a small wrench or pliers to remove the small round nuts around each of the mini jacks. Note that these nuts have a notch on the top side of them. This notch fits into a specialized tool that can be used to remove these nuts more easily.
Gently tug on the four knobs to pull them off.
Use a small wrench or pliers to remove the hex nuts from the knob stems.
Remove the washers from the knob stems.
Gently pull up on the faceplate and it will slide off easily.
Place the new faceplate on the module.
Replace the washers on the knob stems.
Use a small wrench or pliers to replace the hex nuts on the knob stems.
Use a small wrench or pliers to replace the small round nuts around each of the mini jacks. Note that the notch should be on the top side of the nuts, the side away from the faceplate.
Look at the underside of the knobs and the post that they rest on. You will see that the knobs are keyed. Line up the flat edge of the hole in the knob with the flat edge of the post, and then push the knob onto the post. If you have the knob aligned properly, it should go on with moderate pressure. If it seems to require more force, please check the alignment.

Weight: 0.19 lbs
Dimensions: 5.5 × 5 × 0.25 in
Touchscreen product: bitbox, fxbox, synthbox, toolbox

Notes: 4ms blank panel - 10HP width. Black coloured PCB material with 4ms logo.

Notes: 4ms blank panel - 1HP width. Black coloured PCB material with 4ms logo.

Notes: 4ms blank panel - 2HP width. Black coloured PCB material with 4ms logo.

Notes: 4ms blank panel - 8HP width. Black coloured PCB material with 4ms logo.

Notes: Set consisting of two 2TE blind plates suitable for Tiptop Audio's Buchla 200 series.

Features:

Manufacturer: Tiptop Audio
HP: 2
Colour: Silver
Blind panel: Yes

Notes: Blank panel, 1HP, constructed from anodised aluminium, silver.

Notes: Blank panel, 1.5 HP, constructed from anodised aluminium, silver.

Notes: Blank panel, 2HP, constructed from anodised aluminium, silver.

Notes: Blank panel, 4HP, constructed from anodised aluminium, silver.

Notes: Blank panel, 42HP, constructed from anodised aluminium, silver.

Notes: Blank panel, 4HP, constructed from anodised aluminium, black.

Notes: Blank panel, 8HP, constructed from anodised aluminium, silver.

Notes: Blank panel, 8HP, constructed from anodised aluminium, black.

Notes: Blank Panels help to keep your Rack clean and well organised.

These panels not only fill in empty spaces in your rack, but also protect the power distribution boards by keeping things from falling into your rack. You can also use them to gain more space between modules or to separate module groups visually.

Inspired by Lissajous Curves & Oscilloscope aesthetics.

Lissajous Curves are the shapes created when the x-coordinate of a curve is described by one sine wave, and the y-coordinate is described by another sine wave.

By adjusting the frequency (a,b) of each wave and other parameters, interesting patterns emerge. Using oscilloscopes and two signal generators it is possible to create them.

Notes: Blank Panels help to keep your Rack clean and well organised.

These panels not only fill in empty spaces in your rack, but also protect the power distribution boards by keeping things from falling into your rack. You can also use them to gain more space between modules or to separate module groups visually.

Inspired by Lissajous Curves & Oscilloscope aesthetics.

Lissajous Curves are the shapes created when the x-coordinate of a curve is described by one sine wave, and the y-coordinate is described by another sine wave.

By adjusting the frequency (a,b) of each wave and other parameters, interesting patterns emerge. Using oscilloscopes and two signal generators it is possible to create them.

Notes: Blank Panels help to keep your Rack clean and well organised.

These panels not only fill in empty spaces in your rack, but also protect the power distribution boards by keeping things from falling into your rack. You can also use them to gain more space between modules or to separate module groups visually.

Inspired by Lissajous Curves & Oscilloscope aesthetics.

Lissajous Curves are the shapes created when the x-coordinate of a curve is described by one sine wave, and the y-coordinate is described by another sine wave.

By adjusting the frequency (a,b) of each wave and other parameters, interesting patterns emerge. Using oscilloscopes and two signal generators it is possible to create them.

Notes: Featuring a golden version of the illustration that can be found on the backside of Ritual Electronics' Altar module.

Keep your Rack clean and well organised with this blind panel.

Use it to fill gaps in your rig, protect the power distribution boards by keeping things from falling, as a starting point for one-off DIY modules, or just hang it up on your wall or your car's mirror.

Each panel is reversible, with gold designs on one side, and solid matte black on the other. Panels are made from copper clad laminate (FR-4) and their thickness is 1.55 mm.

Ritual designed 3U Eurorack format blind panels in 4hp, 10hp, 12hp and 18hp sizes. We also have a 4hp panel in 1U format.

Illustrations by Leo Marsal.