Michigan Synth Works F8R 8m Fader Bank v2.1 - Black

Michigan Synth Works F8R 8m Fader Bank v2.1 - Black

Marsoni

M251S

$179.50

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Michigan Synth Works F8R 8m Fader Bank v2.1 - BlackThe F8R is a (16HP) eurorack format adaptation of the 16n, providing eight long throw faders for CV control. Each of the 60mm faders has a dedicated CV output with selectable CV range (5V unipolar, 10V unipolar and 10V bipolar). MIDI and Monome style I2C is also available via headers on the rear of the unit, which may be accessed directly via the F8R Expander. This means you can use the F8R to control your typical euro modules as well as Monome style

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Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2026