Teenage Engineering has shared a series of DIY modular synth projects, based on their POM-1 line of barebones module components.
The three DIY projects use modules from the POM range in a variety of ways, including a compact modular, a LEGO LFO & a Jamaican-style dub siren.
The projects include:
- Square Box – This project is using all the modules from the POM-400 kit, together panels from Oddvolt, to create a complete Eurorack system.
- Dub Siren – a siren effect box, with an LFO, a square module and PSU.
- Mechanical LFO – this project features a LEGO robot, designed to work as a mechanical LFO.
Here’s the LEGO project in action:
The individual POM-1 barebones modules are available now, with most modules priced around $30 USD. See the TE site for details.
hmm
Meh!!
Because the other ones were so popular
Looks alot more appealing as separate modules. Just wish you didnt have to buy the faceplates somewhere else, although available, still a small barrier to entry.
Looks like all the modular gear got a quiet price reduction. The POM 400 kit is now $450 down from $600
Is TE gradually converting themselves into TT — Teenage Thonk? XD
Ikea synths….No thanks..Overpriced toys
They should have done OP2 and a separate eurorack module to integrate with. I feel that TE has lost their mojo quite a bit.
Did not realize they were now selling the modules individually, nice. Very low price compared to Eurorack modules too