
Beautiful calico cat Pina strolls in front of a massive Eurorack modular system.
From ssilentstrike on Instagram,


Beautiful calico cat Pina strolls in front of a massive Eurorack modular system.
From ssilentstrike on Instagram,


Sheldon (aka Sheldoz) finds a nice, comfy spot atop a bass trap next to a very impressive modular system.
From our friend Justin Maxwell, @303 on Instagram.
@johnhunteracoustics bass traps double as expensive cat furniture
Sheldoz is one of a couple of new rescue cats that live with Justin and his family. We at CatSynth always love a happy rescue-cat story.


Kat sits comfortably in the command chair of this studio that features a Yamaha SY99 synthesizer, and just about every modular series that Behringer made. We see a Gray Meanie (ARP 2600), MS-5 (Roland SH-5), modules in the 100, 900, 2500 series, and more. I also see an Akai sampler lurking in the corner.
From Steve Watts via the Facebook Eurorack Modular group.
I think I’m going to have to buy another chair

Chihiro enjoys rubbing up against the modular in this adorable video. She seems to particularly like the Happy Nerding modules and a MOK Waverazor. I also noticed the Behringer vocoder module, the Piston Honda from Industrial Music Electronics, and more.
From our friend Erik Ribeiro (@ericsuperlazy on Instagram), who notes that Chihiro was probably most taken with the case itself, a Dopfer Low Cost LC with its vinyl-like siding.


Juanita plays in front of a large and impressive Eurorack modular system.
Submitted by Galex Zodifire via Facebook, who asks how folks who use Eurorack modular save their patches. If you’re a modular user, please share your thoughts in the comments (and of course, share your thoughts even if you’re not).


Gerty poses with a modular system that features modules from Shlappi Engineering, Calsynth, Behringer, and more.
Submitted by Brandon Heartworm Yahiro-Taylor via Facebook.
Gerty aKa Gertimus Prime aKa Mr. Beans is all “chuffed” about the An electribe called quest practice sessions…
Gerty is certainly dapper in these photos!




Haku relaxes on top of a 4ms modular pod (safely covered), which contains a 4ms MetaModule plus expanders, and a Doepfer A-111-5 Voice.
Submitted by our friend Erik Ribeiro via Facebook.

A “cat petting guide” on a PCB board for a modular synth.
From Jolinlab on Instagram. You can see their various synth offerings on their website.
I’m not sure which one has the cat PCB, but I suspect it’s the new Avalith instrument.
Spotted by our friend Alexandra from Eternal Research (makers of the Demon Box that we featured on CatSynth TV).


Vilkutas joins us again. He is rushing down the side of his Doepfer modular system to start patching.
Submitted by nummerstation via Instagram.