Add gnarly effects to your modular setup with the white Tiptop Audio FSU, an innovative multi-effects processor in a Eurorack module, well suited for adding aggressive and destructive processing to your patches. The module offers voltage control over Gain, Depth/Fidelity, and Filter.

FSU features three banks of eight effects. The Distort bank includes ring modulation and frequency shifting for some vintage analog mayhem, while the Glitch bank offers time-based effects that abuse aspects of delay and pitch, pushing them to more experimental and extreme sounds. Sound on Sound looping recreates one of the more interesting features of reel-to-reel tape decks that allows you to overdub endlessly without multitracking. The FSU includes a ribbon power cable.

24 Multi-Effects    Organized Into Distortion, Glitch, SOS    Voltage-Controlled Parameters    VC Analog Clock Generator Drives DSP    Vintage Analog Ring Mod / Freq Shift    Abused Aspects of Delay and Pitch    Reel-to-Reel Sound on Sound Effects    CV Input: Gain, Depth/Fidelity, Filter    Includes Ribbon Power Cable

• Compact stereo multi-effect
• Voltage-controlled parameters
• VC analog clock generator drives the DSP chip
• 24 effects broken into three groups: Distort, Glitch, Sound on Sound
• Aggressive and destructive processing
• From guitar-pedal inspired distortion, to granular processing, to tape-recorder-style Sound on Sound looping

Distort

• Tape Saturation
• Bit Crusher
• Clipper
• Dual Rectifier
• Ring Mod Sine
• Dual Ring Mod
• Frequency Shifter
• Dual Frequency Shift

Glitch/Warp

• Glitch Pitch
• Glitch Chorus
• Varispeed
• Random Grain
• Varispeed Grains
• Random Grain Fb2
• Many Head Pitch Feedback
• Pitch Grain

Sound on Sound

• Dual Head
• Dual Pitch
• Chorus
• Varispeed
• Panning Heads
• Random Grains
• Buffer Degrade
• Frozen Plate

• 8 HP Eurorack format module
• Maximum depth: 1.5" (40mm)
• Includes power ribbon cable with Eurorack power headers
• Power consumption: +12V: 100mA, -12V: 20mA

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. where can i get my film printed of kodak funsaver in dallas? do i give the camera or just the film?

A: You can bring in the camera to most drugstores, who would send it to a lab. You want to give them the whole camera.

Q: 2. How do I turn the camera on?

A: The Kodak Water & Sport Waterproof Single-Use Camera does not have an ON/OFF switch and does not need to be turned on; all you have to do is to advance the film advance wheel on the top of the camera until it will no longer turn, then you may press the shutter button to take the photo. You would advance the wheel again to prepare to take the next photo.

Q: 3. I have a Shure MV88 mic. I know this adaptor work with headphones, but will it work with the mic I have?

A: Yes. This is compatible with headset and standard mics.

Q: 4. How many pictures can I take

A: Hi, there will be 27 exposures.

Q: 5. Does the 3.5mm jack work for input of audio from a lav mic as well as output for headphones?

A: The Belkin 3.5mm Audio + Charge RockStar Adapter (White) BH #BEF8J212BTWH supports headsets with a microphone but it does not support a Lavalier microphone.

Q: 6. what is the expiration dates on your disposable cameras

A: Unfortunately we do not have access to our inventory to inspect the current expiration dates, however please note that due to the volume of sales B&H conducts our film stock is regularly fresh. In general film is at least 6 months or more from expiration; any film with an expiration date shorter than 6 months is sold under a separate section of our website for short dated film. This does not occur very commonly however.

Q: 7. Does this work with Dell Inspiron ?

A: Dell Inspiron desktops use DDR3 memory. These memory modules are not compatible.

Q: 8. Does this work with Asus Z170 Deluxe motherboard?

A: Yes, it is compatible with the Asus Z170 Deluxe motherboard.

Q: 9. What is the focal length and focal ratio of the lens?

A: The Kodak 35mm One-Time-Use Disposable Camera (ISO-800) with Flash - 27 Exposures has a 40mm lens.

Q: 10. how do I get the fLASH TO WORK?

A: The Kodak 35mm One-Time-Use Disposable Camera (ISO-800) with Flash has a FULLY MANUAL flash that you much charge EACH TIME you wish to use the flash. It is not an automatic flash. When taking images in low-light situations, you would turn the flash on by pressing the flash button (the lightning-bolt shaped symbol on the button near the lens on the front of the camera) and wait for the flash light to appear. Once this light has appeared, the picture can then be taken and the flash will activate. After you have taken a picture using the flash, reset the flash by pressing the flash button again.