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Grey 3D printed parts on blue background. The three parts can be assembled to create a modular synthesizer case.
Grey 3D printed parts on blue background with modular synthesizer modules. The three parts can be assembled to create a modular synthesizer case.
Grey 3D printed parts on blue background. The three parts can be assembled to create a modular synthesizer case. This picture shows how everything is put together with the modules inside the case.
Detail of a grey 3D printed part on blue background. The picture focuses on the assembly grooves and M2.5 inserts to create a modular synthesizer case.
A 3D render of a full 3D printed case with black PCBs inside for power delivery to the modules. The PCBs have one input and two outputs to transmit power to the next module next to it. The render is a flat top view of the whole assembly.
A 3D render of a close up view of a full 3D printed case with black PCBs inside for power delivery to the modules. The PCBs have one input and two outputs to transmit power to the next module next to it. The render is a flat top view of the whole assembly.
A technical drawing of the assembly of the different module variations.

Modular Modular Case

Modular synthesizers are an investment, and their cases shouldn't limit your creativity or growth. That's why we're developing a versatile case system perfect for enthusiasts at any stage of their journey. Whether you're just starting or expanding your collection, our adaptable case caters to your needs, allowing for configurations from a single module to expansive setups of 480+ HP.

Our design simplifies the process of rearranging modules with just a few screws, making it easier than ever to connect power supply cables before assembly.

We're also exploring a PCB design to streamline power connections between modules, potentially incorporating an integrated power supply for even greater convenience.

We're excited about this project and looking for collaborators. If you're interested in contributing or have questions, we'd love to hear from you.