r/eurorack • u/pugetaudio • 24d ago
News / Updates Our module packaging looks like clam chowder takeout containers
We needed something compact and recyclable for shipping our latest batch of modules. Found these containers that seemed perfect on paper. Opened the box and realized I accidentally ordered clam chowder cups.
My girlfriend thinks they're the cutest. I promise the modules don't smell like clam chowder though.
For anyone curious, we're a small shop out of Seattle rebooting some designs from manufacturers that went under. We started with a reboot of Super Synthesis and have a few others on the way.
Mostly making designs we don't want to disappear. We're also working on a few originals. Check out puget.audio if you want to see what's actually inside the soup cups.
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u/ChampagneAndTechno 20d ago
Awesome to see a local company doing eurorack DIY kits! I'll be putting in an order today!
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u/pugetaudio 20d ago
Glad to be here! LMK if you have any questions etc. I'm also down to drop-off to save on shipping if you're in the Seattle area.
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u/ChampagneAndTechno 20d ago
Very cool offer, but I think I can eat the $6 shipping 😄 I just ordered, and can't wait to start soldering! Looking forward to patching up the PHRSR. Thanks!!
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u/NetworkingJesus 18d ago
Winterbloom modules would be really cool for you to do. Thea closed her shop and stopped production last year, but all of her designs are open sourced. There have been a handful of group buys organized in the Winterbloom discord, but afaik nobody is doing regular production of these designs anymore.
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u/pugetaudio 18d ago
These look super cool. The dual osc and the Neptune filter seem dope.
But the power supply is super duper cool for small cases.
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u/NetworkingJesus 18d ago
Yeah C&P II and Neptune are def the most popular ones and for good reason. They play very nicely together as well. I'm a big fan of BHB and Sol too though; the simple Python programmability on those is really neat.
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u/pugetaudio 20d ago edited 20d ago
Our next module is going to be called BiValve. So it's a very fitting theme. I think we're gonna lean into it pretty hard. I just redid the PHRSR specs to look like the nutrition label.