Utility Bundle - Studio Electronics, Circuit Abbey, Manhattan Analog Attenulag, Liquidus, CVP, Invy 2000 - present - Silver

This is a lot of eurorack utility modules.

• Studio Electronics Attenulag - includes module and power cable, has mild rack rash, generic box.
• Circuit Abbey Liquidus Filter: Based of the 2044 chip used in the Poly 6, MonoPoly, and the PPG Wave 2.3. Very nice sounding filter with clean resonance sweep. Great for percussion among other things. Has minor rack rash, knobs may show wear. Includes OG box, unit, and power cable. There may or may not be screws. Also includes OG sticker.
• Circuit Abbey Invy: Dual Attenuverter & Offset The Invy is a 2 channel attenuverter/offset module. Each channel has an attenuverter and an offset control. The input jacks are normalled, and the outputs mix down to Out2 if there is no patch cord in Out1. The outputs can be used as offset only. Uses include taming hot outputs, adjusting range and
  offset of CVs, mixing two CV sources to achieve an effect, such as an envelope generator and an LFO. Includes module and power cable, module has rack rash and a few nicks see photos.
• Manhattan Analog CVP Control Voltage Processor, CVP for short, is a multifaceted module that packs a lot of punch in just 4hp. The module is a +/-5v offset, glide, and bipolar attenuator. It features twin outputs that execute a buffered replica of the input signal, meaning the module is capable of driving more than one input while maintaining signal integrity. This renders the CVP more than capable of handling pitch CVs. With the CVP in their arsenal, users can scale, invert, offset, or slew a signal before routing it to multiple destinations without any drops in voltage. The module can apply portamento to pitch CV inputs without marring the 1V/Oct scaling. Even better, the module can accomplish all of the above while still providing an extra output that users can route wherever they see fit. Includes module and power cable, had mild rack rash.
• Throwing in a Doepfer Precision Adder module with black panel. The bottom IC chip gets hot when plugged in. It might just need a new IC chip, I don't really know, consider is for parts.