POWER // Source d'Energie > Power Cable > Bus Board ?

Hi there,

I researched a bit in the Forum archives but couldn't seem to find anything related to this exact situation, so here I go :

I had a µZeus power module with 2 flying bus cables for a while, cheap & nice, but I need a little more power now.

I am leaning toward the Eowave source d'energie with a 4ms Power Brick, connecting to something like a Doepfer A-100 bus board with a 16-pin power cable - is this doable ? I mean can i plug the 16-pin cable to one of the inlets of the bus and have the power being transmitted to the others, like it seems to work on a flying bus cable, or is it not working like this at all ? I'm quite new to this :)

Thanks !

Hi,
Normally the busboards have a series of filters and components at the input. There they sell 16-pin adapters to terminals to be able to connect them at the entrance.
https://www.thomann.de/gb/nano_modules_eurorack_power_adapter.htm
There are also some fonts that have terminal output, I think Modulaire Maritime https://www.modulairegrid.net/e/modulaire-maritime-cargo.
"Can be used with two flying busboards but also have terminals to connect the fixed busboards."

Hi,
Normally the busboards have a series of filters and components at the input. There they sell 16-pin adapters to terminals to be able to connect them at the entrance.
https://www.thomann.de/gb/nano_modules_eurorack_power_adapter.htm
There are also some fonts that have terminal output, I think Modulaire Maritime https://www.modulairegrid.net/e/modulaire-maritime-cargo.
"Can be used with two flying busboards but also have terminals to connect the fixed busboards."
-- ferranadsr

Thank you ! So if if get this, and this bus board, I should be good then : : https://www.thomann.de/gb/nano_modules_busboard.htm

Hi,
Normally the busboards have a series of filters and components at the input. There they sell 16-pin adapters to terminals to be able to connect them at the entrance.
https://www.thomann.de/gb/nano_modules_eurorack_power_adapter.htm
There are also some fonts that have terminal output, I think Modulaire Maritime https://www.modulairegrid.net/e/modulaire-maritime-cargo.
"Can be used with two flying busboards but also have terminals to connect the fixed busboards."
-- ferranadsr

Thank you ! So if if get this, and this bus board, I should be good then : : https://www.thomann.de/gb/nano_modules_busboard.htm

-- HenryVomit
I don't know, I just gave you general ideas.
It seems to me that the Doepfer busboard has fast-on type flat terminals and the adapter that I am telling you about is for a screw terminal

Hi,
Normally the busboards have a series of filters and components at the input. There they sell 16-pin adapters to terminals to be able to connect them at the entrance.
https://www.thomann.de/gb/nano_modules_eurorack_power_adapter.htm
There are also some fonts that have terminal output, I think Modulaire Maritime https://www.modulairegrid.net/e/modulaire-maritime-cargo.
"Can be used with two flying busboards but also have terminals to connect the fixed busboards."
-- ferranadsr

Thank you ! So if if get this, and this bus board, I should be good then : : https://www.thomann.de/gb/nano_modules_busboard.htm

-- HenryVomit
I don't know, I just gave you general ideas.
It seems to me that the Doepfer busboard has fast-on type flat terminals and the adapter that I am telling you about is for a screw terminal

-- ferranadsr

Sure - that's why I looked up the NANO bus board, which seems to be made to use in conjunction with the adapter you mentioned above (if I understood correctly !).

Thank you for your help :)