Man, I wasn't considering this till I saw the installation process. I assumed we had to dismantle it! I might now consider it even though the price is high, so I can take it on the go.
Had been looking at this and wondering if anyone would “Eurorack” this. Glad to see you have taken up the challenge. BTW will there be a black face version? and how much would it be to ship to the UK?
Hey there, our next DROP will feature a black version! You can check out our website for more info and sign up for DROP ALERTS to get notified when we release batches - isogrid.io
Awesome. I want one. I think Korg missed a trick not making the NTS-2 a Euro-rackable device.
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It looks awesome and kudos to you for giving everyone the opportunity to turn the nts2 into a eurorack module ! Only downside (as for the EU) price is practically the same as the unit ?!
Our pricing goal was to be below the price of an oscilloscope module but cover the cost of materials, labor, shipping, taxes and selling fee's. These are extremely time consuming to build. But it's an option for someone who might already own an NTS-2 and later wants to rack it up. Thanks for watching and hope that makes sense, cheers
Appreciate the support! We have currently paused production on these for the moment as we are switching over to PCB - still debating on doing another batch as they currently are do to time constraints -
Yeah we are getting back to them here, switching everything over to PCB so production is on hold atm but they will be better when we finish! Hang in there-
Appreciate the support! We have currently paused production on these for the moment as we are switching over to PCB - still debating on doing another batch as they currently are do to time constraints -
Faceplate is $129 - NTS-2 is $199. We hand build these and they aren't mass produced, super time consuming considering all the manual soldering plus the parts, components and shipping. Thanks for the support though, cheers
@@matnetikthat makes sense. i mean get what you can get for it. but i bought mine used for $150 and really all you made was a passive mult (which is like what, $35?) and a neat usb to pin cable. i hope these do well for you, just bummed.
@@WildZero if it's so simple to make, why don't you just make one yourself? Should only cost you 35 bucks right? See this all the time, people look at the total cost of components on a product. You fail to factor in the time it took to design a product, test a product, get the product produced, and in This case, making them by hand. For this, it likely also includes time to screen print the type on the face, and make it look professional and soldering it together. So i ask you, is your personal labor time worth nothing? Do you work for free? I assume not. Why do you expect someone else to work for free, or for next to nothing? The original price for the nts-2, is relatively cheap because it's mass produced overseas. That price doesn't change the amount of time and effort that went into making this conversion kit. Even if the nts-2 was 50 bucks, that wouldn't change the amount of time that went into making these kits. But, it's just a plate and some mults right? If you're not willing to pay for someone else's labor, build it yourself.
@@leftovernoise i did build my own. it cost me $17. it took me 30 minutes of actual hands-on time, so at my labor rate of $90 an hour, it cost me $62. i will say i didn't paint it though.
@@WildZero so would you personally be willing to make and sell these for $62? Do you feel like that would even be worth your time? Do they look as nice as these? I'm gonna guess the answer to all of those is no. Let's also put in the amount of time you spent planning it, ordering or going to purchase parts. Going to guess that means the total amount of time is more than 30min. Which at your listed labor rate, would increase the price needed to produce a single one. If you take all this into account and still the 150 is unreasonable, the. Idk what to tell you. You'd either make an awful business owner, or again, don't value your time enough if you'd be willing to produce these for 60 bucks
Man, I wasn't considering this till I saw the installation process. I assumed we had to dismantle it! I might now consider it even though the price is high, so I can take it on the go.
Had been looking at this and wondering if anyone would “Eurorack” this. Glad to see you have taken up the challenge. BTW will there be a black face version? and how much would it be to ship to the UK?
Hey there, our next DROP will feature a black version! You can check out our website for more info and sign up for DROP ALERTS to get notified when we release batches - isogrid.io
Omg if y’all do this with the NTS-3 when it comes out…I might cry
Awesome. I want one. I think Korg missed a trick not making the NTS-2 a Euro-rackable device.
It looks awesome and kudos to you for giving everyone the opportunity to turn the nts2 into a eurorack module !
Only downside (as for the EU) price is practically the same as the unit ?!
Already a month and sold out, going to drop another batch?
Yep we got about 100 on the way with different styling as well, hang in there!
Waiting for it!
The faceplate is almost the same price as the Oscilloscope....?
Our pricing goal was to be below the price of an oscilloscope module but cover the cost of materials, labor, shipping, taxes and selling fee's. These are extremely time consuming to build. But it's an option for someone who might already own an NTS-2 and later wants to rack it up. Thanks for watching and hope that makes sense, cheers
Hello, Can we control the frequency of the oscillators with a MIDI keyboard, or with CV?
Unfortunately the NTS-2 doesn’t offer that control :( it’s only an output of the tone
Please release more.
Appreciate the support! We have currently paused production on these for the moment as we are switching over to PCB - still debating on doing another batch as they currently are do to time constraints -
why would anyone want to put this in a rack space, when it's battery powered?...and for almost 2x the price of the unit.
We provide a plug that goes from USB-C to 16 pin. The kit is $129 - NTS-2 cost $199. Thanks for the comment, cheers!
Late to the party starting my first rack are these still being made? No updates to sight or FB lately
Yeah we are getting back to them here, switching everything over to PCB so production is on hold atm but they will be better when we finish! Hang in there-
Awesome thanks for the info!
So cleaver
Any estimates on when these will be available? I'm already on the email list. Just foaming at the mouth.
Appreciate the support! We have currently paused production on these for the moment as we are switching over to PCB - still debating on doing another batch as they currently are do to time constraints -
put the tiny screws into the holes was the tough part and breaking apart the pieces too
It’s H U G E!
Shame it bows a bit when you push them patch leads in.
Yeah it’s a wild panel - we did switch to different 3.5 jacks that are easier to plugin and prevents a lot of the bending!
@@matnetikAre you guys selling these again? It would be a huge space saver for my studio. I would buy one this second
i was pretty hype on this until i saw the faceplate is the same price i paid for the nts-2
Faceplate is $129 - NTS-2 is $199. We hand build these and they aren't mass produced, super time consuming considering all the manual soldering plus the parts, components and shipping. Thanks for the support though, cheers
@@matnetikthat makes sense. i mean get what you can get for it. but i bought mine used for $150 and really all you made was a passive mult (which is like what, $35?) and a neat usb to pin cable. i hope these do well for you, just bummed.
@@WildZero if it's so simple to make, why don't you just make one yourself? Should only cost you 35 bucks right?
See this all the time, people look at the total cost of components on a product. You fail to factor in the time it took to design a product, test a product, get the product produced, and in This case, making them by hand. For this, it likely also includes time to screen print the type on the face, and make it look professional and soldering it together.
So i ask you, is your personal labor time worth nothing? Do you work for free? I assume not. Why do you expect someone else to work for free, or for next to nothing?
The original price for the nts-2, is relatively cheap because it's mass produced overseas. That price doesn't change the amount of time and effort that went into making this conversion kit. Even if the nts-2 was 50 bucks, that wouldn't change the amount of time that went into making these kits.
But, it's just a plate and some mults right? If you're not willing to pay for someone else's labor, build it yourself.
@@leftovernoise i did build my own. it cost me $17. it took me 30 minutes of actual hands-on time, so at my labor rate of $90 an hour, it cost me $62. i will say i didn't paint it though.
@@WildZero so would you personally be willing to make and sell these for $62? Do you feel like that would even be worth your time? Do they look as nice as these? I'm gonna guess the answer to all of those is no.
Let's also put in the amount of time you spent planning it, ordering or going to purchase parts. Going to guess that means the total amount of time is more than 30min. Which at your listed labor rate, would increase the price needed to produce a single one.
If you take all this into account and still the 150 is unreasonable, the. Idk what to tell you. You'd either make an awful business owner, or again, don't value your time enough if you'd be willing to produce these for 60 bucks