Noise Engineering : Kith Ruina

One-knob saturation/drive circuit and a clean two-band EQ distortion for Eurorack in black | Kith Ruina by Noise Engineering

Kith Ruina

$180

One-knob saturation/drive circuit and a clean two-band EQ

Kith Ruina’s inspiration comes from the world of guitar amps: drive into EQ is an extremely common configuration for shaping guitar tone, and turns out it works extremely well for synths as well. Kith Ruina's grungy drive into its pristine EQ gives excellent tone control, and with separate ins and outs for the two sections this module can be configured to fit into any patch you throw at it.

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Features and Specs

Size and Power

4HP Eurorack
+12v: 20mA
-12v: 20mA

Kith – from Greek kithara: “guitar”

Ruina – from Latin: “Destruction”

"Destroyer of Guitars"

What's in the box?

Module

Power cable

We no longer include screws with newly packaged modules, but Bulk screws are available for purchase.

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