G-Storm Electro Reverb Driver v2.1 + Ruby Short Tank [Combo]

THIS COMBO INCLUDES A NICE RUBY SHORT SIZE SPRING TANK

Eurorack format Reverb Tank Driver module with the included Ruby Tubes 2EB2C1B short size 9”, 2-spring, has plenty of drip and feedback with a size to fit many different case scenarios.  Very much a plug-n-play scenario for your convenience. I am taken with this tank selection and think you will be too :D

Spring Tank Reverb is a 4HP wide Eurorack driver module for use with a variety of spring tanks. Features a CV control of the wet/dry mix.   4HP, Added Feedback pot, Drive is now a set-and-forget trimmer on the PCB. NEW in version 2.1:  Added a jumper setting for quick and easy optimization of any size reverb tank you desire to experiment with – short, medium, or long.

FEATURES

Pots: Tone, Feedback, CV of wet/dry amount, Initial Wet/Dry amount.  Drive trimmer for accommodating various spring tanks.  Signal strength LED indicator. RCA jacks on the back of the module for mounting tank internally in the case.  Included: 10-to-16 pin ribbon cable and the spring tank pictured.  Not included: RCA cables (sold separately), you will want to choose RCA cables that fits your cable length and case logistics. M2.5 or M3 (Doepfer standard) Phillips-head basic zinc rack screws are only provided on special request. Why do I do this? To cut down on rack screws that are wasted in the universe. What's it gotta be? Thousands? Hundreds of thousands? Unused, unwanted. You know the ones I mean | wrong size, wrong color, cheap junk tin, top slot-stripping, rack-rashers, wrong thread count, wrong length, wrong political party, etc. I use thumb screws in 2 sizes myself. So yeah, if you request some M3's from me, I will probably pull the ones from other companies boxes in my closet. You're welcome :D

SPECs

Module Depth: 50mm | Current Demand: +12V 39mA, -12V 34mA, 5V not used

Note: due to RCA jack placement and chunkiness of some RCA plugs, it may not be feasible to mount this module on the bottom row of your system rack.  Please refer photos.  As a workaround you might try a cable with 90-degree RCA plug ends.  Another possibility would be to carefully trim away the strain relief section from the RCA connector without damaging the wiring wrap – as suggested in the photo.