vpme.de ZeroScope

Very easy to use scope, controls are intuitive and integration within patches makes it easy. The V range is nice, I have a full-size scope near the rack that cost four times as much and most of the time end up just using this scope since it is designed _for_ eurorack voltages. Size is a benefit for smaller setups, but does come with the compromise of the smaller screen, but that should be expected. My only issue was the top M3 screws have a longer thread and thus cannot be replaced with knurlies and thus is the one module that requires a screwdriver. However, if installed in the right place (as it is in my setup) one should not need to worry about this after install.

You can see what it does just by looking at it, and what it does it does as well as might be expected, given the tiny, monochrome, OLED. It is a shame that the sample-timing steps are so few and far between – as a result of which you're going to have to tune your sine waves to accommodate the machine if you're hoping to raise any stimulating Lissajous patterns from its XY mode – But stimulate they do. And it turns out that having an oscilloscope within easy reach at all times is even more useful than I'd anticipated. Had this thing on the 40U travelling essentials rack within minutes, right next to the ES-8, and I imagine it'll stay there for quite some time.