Any thoughts about Rides In The Storm

[coral garden]

SED_CSM_web.png

https://rides-in-the-storm.de/product/sed-csm/

Looks like there's some interesting stuff in the works if you click around on the website...

one of the final design:
SED-CSM black

[coral garden]

thx for your little review, thx!
..SED is build with 4 discrete OTAs so the sound has elements from jupiter 4 who uses ICs for...

interesting! had the older SED filters (Dom1, etc.) down as discrete SSI2040-based - guess I was off there? what makes this closer to the jupi 4 (old juoi 4 filter with fet buffers? or the 3109-based)



SED sounds gorgeous anyways

soundwise closer to the older jup 4 one, but circuit is quite different.

[SynthBaron]

Picked up another DOC a couple weeks ago, they track together beautifully. Going to buy another shortly so I'll have 3 as my main oscillators. And whenever the BOC comes out, I'll probably replace one of my Behringer 921's with it.

https://rides-in-the-storm.de/product/boc/

Probably going to pick up some envelopes too, but not sure if I want to go with the individual modules or the big quad unit yet.

[TechForze]

Really like the patchcables. Looking for longer ones of the same kind.
They are a little bit bigger than the Black Market ones.

[Maffez]

Hnnnnnngggg!



apparently at super booth

[chkk]

I have 3 small modules from them - the CON (line interface), CAM (quad active multiple) and QPM (quad passive multiple). Build quality and panels look good.

What I do not really understand is that for two modules with the same layout of jacks they don't manage to get them aligned properly ... see the picture - lines 1 to 3 align nicely, line 4 and 5 are a bit offset:

Module Alignment

I cannot imagine that someone is drilling these holes manually ... just nitpicking, but I appreciate attention to small details

[coral garden]

hi, yes, there is a reason: COB and QAM is with power socket at the back in the middle and QPM is passive, the distance is for better view which is the input because a is normalized to B and C to D.