Perfect condition in original box. This one was a ton of fun and super fun for noodling around with and finding kinda sweet spots. It's a rad voice to add to anything. I'll be sad to see it go, but gotta pay the rent :/

I'm sure if you're reading this, you've probably done your research. I've included an in-depth review video of it in operation, and below are the basic specs:

The Cre8audio East Beast is a powerful, fully analog, semi-modular synthesizer voice developed in collaboration with Pittsburgh Modular Synthesizers. It utilizes classic "East Coast" subtractive synthesis principles and combines a huge-sounding analog oscillator with a highly praised multi-mode filter, all while functioning as a self-contained desktop unit or a 40HP Eurorack module.

Key Features & Description

• Sound Engine: Features a 100% analog, sawtooth-core oscillator that generates sawtooth, square, triangle, and sine waves. It supports pulse-width modulation (PWM) and frequency modulation (FM) for bell-like tones.
• The Filter: The standout star of the synth is its variable-state, multi-mode filter. It can smoothly morph between low-pass, high-pass, and band-pass configurations. Known as the "No-Dead-Spots" filter, it stays highly musical even at high resonance.
• Modulation & Sequencing: Includes an analog ADSR envelope generator, a dual-range LFO, a 32-step sequencer, and an onboard arpeggiator.
• Patchability: Boasts 9 patchable modules and 18 Eurorack-compatible patch points, allowing you to route its internal components or integrate it with other modular gear.

Technical Specifications

• Type: Desktop / Eurorack Semi-modular Synthesizer
• Polyphony: Monophonic
• Waveforms: Sawtooth, Square, Sine, Triangle, Noise
• Inputs/Outputs:
• • 1 x 1/8" Analog Output
  • MIDI I/O via 2 x 1/8" jacks
  • 18 x 1/8" Patch Points (Eurorack compatible)
• Power Requirement: +12V/213mA, -12V/151mA (if used in a Eurorack case)
• Size: 40HP wide, 25mm deep (as a Eurorack module)