Doepfer A-134-2 Dual Vc Crossfader

Dual VC Crossfader

Image Doepfer A-134-2 Dual Vc Crossfader

Rating :

1
2
3
4
5

stars

If you own this item for a while and already published a review somewhere on the internet, you can publish it again here with a custom past date :

Latest User Reviews

1 year ago

Doepfer simplicity in a handy crossfader

I was looking for a straight forward crossfader and that's exactly what I got. This is what I love about small Doepfer modules, when patching gets complicated, the clear functionality helps. This module works for both audio and CV signals, allowing for endless modulation possibilities. The only 'hidden' feature is the jumper on the back which determines if the CV input either fully or partially closes the VCA. I mostly use symmetrical mode for slowly shifting between oscillator tones for drones.

2 years ago

Quality

Another solid product from Doepfer.

3 years ago

a good, affordable utility

To anyone finding Doepfer's sound dull, I agree with you, but then utilities don't really have a particular sound, so they really can't sound either good or bad. They must be judged on their handiness. This one, like many Doepfers, does a good job for an affordable price. The CV input is well calibrated so the unit behaves like you would expect. The only thing missing is a manual knob, but then a pair of crossfaders wouldn't fit in 4hp. So, no complaint. It's a good little module.

6 years ago

Super useful

Is a good sounding crossfader and i use it s a dual vca too sounds great

6 years ago

It does what it's supposed to do. Love it, really useful to have two vc crossfaders so small. I really don't mind at all that it has zero controls, usually when I want to crossfade, I just want to do that, move from one signal to another with a simple cv. Perfect!

Read all reviews >>

Technical Data

  • Manufactured by Doepfer
  • Released in 2010
  • Average price : $74
  • Suitable for voltage-controlled cross-fading of audio as well as CV signals
  • Width: 4 HP
  • Depth: 45 mm
  • Current consumption: +20 mA (+12 V) / -10 mA (-12 V)
Explore alternatives >>
Share linkedin post Tweet Share