Without any planning at all, I bought some new eurorack after 12 years of finishing my 9U system.
First I got a Moog Subharmonicon for a good price, but it was just the module with no case. After some research, I decided to buy a NiftyCase, which had the best looks and features among similar options. I specifically wanted a small (84 hp) case to avoid going back to the eurorack-buying rabbit hole.
Once the Subharmonicon had a home, I still had 24hp left to fill. I decided to fill it with effect modules and specifically looked for dedicated delay and reverb modules, instead of a menu-based multi-effects module. Found the Erica Synths Stereo Delay 2 and Stereo Reverb, which not only sounded great in the demos, but also had a nice discount.
And suddenly, I had this nice eurorack skiff that is great for ambient textures, drones and sequences. It can be used standalone or as part of my (now 1/3 bigger) eurorack system.
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