ARRADIO

ARRADIO

Arradio module is a voltage controlled FM radio for Eurorack synth systems.
Available on demand in DIY Kits or assembled.
Optional Minijack or Banana connectors.
Worldwide shipping.

Thanks Don Buchla for the idea, Tom Whitwell for the info & Befaco Team for the support.

Arradio Befaker Module
 
 

 
 

 


 
 

Completely OUT OF STOCK

 

Thanks a lot to all who becamed Arradio owner during these last years. Thanks for your trust and support in this project.


 
 

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21/9/17 Arradio Back in Town
Now available in three kind of knobs
Wich one is yours?

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last arradio units

6/2/16 Assembling the last 8 Arradio units
After these ones, Arradio won’t be available for an indefinite time.

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arradio white panel

2/1/16 New year -> New panels.
Now in ‘don’t call me white’ color

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28/9/15 Firsts units assembled.
Front panels in Black edition.

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First ARRadio PCB's

2/9/15 Firsts PCBs are here!
Now making some tests!
Kits and modules will be available soon!

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Antenna

Sometimes can be necessary to use an antenna to boost the signal reception.
You can do it using an RCA-minijack or RCA-Jack cable.
RCA side pluged to module’s antenna output and minijack or jack pluged to anywhere you want of your synth.
In this way all your ground will work as antenna.

antenna-connectionrca-jack

Info about module:

(Use save as command)
-> Arradio Assembly Manual <-
-> Arradio Front Panel <-
-> Arradio Board <-
-> Arradio Squematic <-


 
 

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♥ INFINITE THANKS ♥
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BEFAKER is a Pirate Brand in commemoration of Befaco.org Thanks a lot guys!