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    Just discovered there's a whole industry around making clones of open source modules, often better looking and with less hp.

    e.g. this 8hp version of Mutable Instruments Plaits.

    https://momomodular.com/products…

    I wonder is the resale value of clones an issue.

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    • vcv rack has all these as well. for freesection_014
    • Ha! That's actually where I discovered the clones. VCV Rack is amazing.mort_
    • yeah, love MI's whole attitude, their DSP is on the microfreak, prologue, check out http://www.axoloti.c… - you can build your own modular modules that runkingsteven
    • multiple virtual mutable modules (and a ton of other stuff) on a microcontrollerkingsteven
    • i haven't gone down that route, but its pitched like having nord modular within a eurorack modulekingsteven
    • Very coolmort_
    • I have been seeing a few clones come up second hand , they seem to be pretty much same value as the originalsautoflavour
    • Less HP isn’t always a good thing. Those tiny knobs are good for setting cv input amount, not so good for tactile control of a filter for exampleautoflavour
    • Especially when you have sausage fingers like meautoflavour
    • Does look sexy in black tho.autoflavour
    • I ordered the regular MI Plaits. I figured if I start getting fussy about aesthetics, it will end up costing me more.mort_
    • love plaits.autoflavour
    • Plaits and Pamelas's New Workout will be my first 2 modules - just awaiting delivery. I mounted the Moog DFAM in the case for the time being until it fills up.mort_
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