Clabeux

Totally subjective, of course, but the Xaoc Devices look absolutely stunning. The module offers 4 channels (unipolar or bi), with cv controllable panning and volume per channel. 2 send/returns.

Be sure to try the expert firmware for added waveforms and modes.

This is a great cv-mixer-tools module. I use it all the time. Attenuate, mix, offset, min, max. Oh, and it looks amazing.

Great semi modular synth. Really great for basses. Filter with drive. Feedback. Endless patching possibilities. Out-to-out patching etc. etc. Oh, and it looks really great!

Lovely sound. Easy to use. Battery powered. I love it!

I absolutely love the Aira Modular FX units (I've yet to try the Bitrazer). The Demora delay effect is great, the sound is crystal clear all the way to the last repetition. You have 4 knobs, Time, Feedback, Width and Dry/Wet as well as Hold- and Bypass buttons. I love using the delay with some crisp hats to make them chaotic and stumbly :) Along with Rolands Aira Modular Customiser app the innards may be reprogrammed to make it almost whatever modular unit you need (24 virtual modules to choose from). I've reprogrammed them as a drum synth in my latest project, with noises, filters, envelopes etc.. If you're like me and own a Roland MX-1 Mix Performer, they can be plugged into the Aira link USB-ports and serve as converters from 3.5mm mono inputs to USB by bypassing the FX. Their original price tag was horrendous, but I bought mine used for half the price, so I am extremely happy with my purchases. The Scooper and Demora are favourites among my gear!