System80 880, the full analog 808 recreation, in System80's own desktop enclosure, so it runs standalone with the extra trigger inputs, MIDI out, Sync24 and a headphone out. All sixteen voices with individual outs, and everything works perfectly. Power supply included. I believe it's the MK2. The rack case in the photo isn't included.


From System80:

The System80 880 is a recreation of the classic analog drum machine of the 1980s reformatted into a 60 HP Eurorack module. It couples the 16 analog drum voices of the original to an enhanced TR-style step sequencer.


The 880 enclosure is a 60 HP desktop enclosure designed specifically for the 880 Eurorack drum machine module.


Features (from System80), 880 module:

- 16 analog drum voices (6 single voices, 5 switchable dual voices) with global accent

- Pattern sequencer with 1-32 steps

- 12 banks of 16 patterns

- 12 rhythm tracks

- Shuffle and roll modes

- External MIDI triggering of drum voices

- 11 individual drum voice outputs + master output with volume control

- 2 assignable trigger outputs

- External sync via MIDI clock, DIN Sync or clock pulse.


Features (from System80), 880 Desktop Enclosure:

- Trigger inputs for all instruments

- Instrument Select Input for dual instruments (toms/congas, rimshot/claves)

- Global Accent Input

- MIDI DIN output (clock only)

- DIN SYNC24 input/output

- RUN/STOP and CLOCK inputs/outputs

- 4 channel sub-mixer with 1/4″ TRS send/return effect insert

- 1/4″ balanced output

- headphone output


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