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Elektron Digitone II Ultimate Bundle
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Elektron Digitone II Ultimate Bundle

  • Studio Bundle
  • 16-track, 16-voice polyphonic synth
  • Outbox 8: eight separate outputs
  • OH-7 Overhub 7-port USB 3.0
€1.399,00
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Elektron Digitone II Ultimate Bundle – 16 Voices, 8 Outputs, One Hub, One Case

The Digitone II is a 16-track, 16-voice synth with four engines and the full Elektron sequencer – a compact studio brain. This bundle finishes the job: Outbox 8 brings its tracks out individually for mixing or external processing, the OH-7 Overhub ties the Digitone, the Outbox and the rest of the desk to one USB 3.0 hub, and the Analog Cases Pulse case protects it between sessions. One order, one set price.

In This Setup

  • Elektron Digitone II – 16-track polyphonic synth and sequencer with FM Tone, FM Drum, Wavetone and Swarmer engines, 16 voices.
  • Elektron Outbox 8 – eight configurable 1/4-inch outputs for audio or CV over USB-C.
  • Elektron OH-7 Overhub – 7-port USB 3.0 hub, class-compliant, angled housing.
  • Analog Cases Pulse Case – molded EVA hard shell for Digitakt, Digitone and Syntakt.

Why This Combination

  • Multitimbral means multi-out: with 16 tracks on one box, separate outputs are the difference between a demo and a mix.
  • CV from the same jacks: Outbox 8 can send CV alongside audio for a modular next to the Digitone.
  • Travel without thinking: the Pulse case is cut for this chassis.

Set price includes all four products.

Sixteen voices, eight outputs

Sixteen voices, eight outputs

The Digitone II with separate outs, a powered hub and a case cut to its chassis.

The Digitone II runs four synthesis machines across 16 voices and 16 tracks, and it is as much a sequencer for the rest of the room as it is a synth. This set gives it the eight assignable outputs of the Outbox 8, the OH-7 Overhub so the machines and the computer share one stable connection, and the Analog Cases Pulse Case for travel. It is aimed at anyone building a track on the desk rather than in a plug-in.

  • 16 voices across 16 tracks
  • FM Tone, FM Drum, Wavetone and Swarmer
  • Eight assignable audio or CV outputs
  • Seven USB 3.0 ports on one host connection
  • Overbridge multitrack into a DAW
The synth

Elektron Digitone II

Four synthesis machines, sixteen voices and sixteen tracks in one steel box. FM Tone and FM Drum cover the classic Digitone territory, Wavetone adds phase distortion and Swarmer stacks detuned unison, and any track can be handed over to MIDI instead.

  • Four synthesis machines: FM Tone, FM Drum, Wavetone and Swarmer
  • 16 voices across 16 tracks, any of which can drive external gear over MIDI instead
  • Six filter machines and three assignable LFOs per voice
  • 128-step sequencer with parameter locks, Euclidean generator and arpeggiator
  • 48 kHz, 24-bit converters with class-compliant USB audio and Overbridge
Specifications
Polyphony16 voices
Tracks16 synth or MIDI tracks
Synthesis machinesFM Tone, FM Drum, Wavetone, Swarmer
FiltersSix filter machines plus one digital base-width filter per voice
Sequencer128 steps per pattern and track, Euclidean generator, arpeggiator
EffectsSaturator Delay, Supervoid Reverb, Panoramic Chorus; master overdrive and stereo compressor
Connections2 x 1/4 in balanced outs, 2 x 1/4 in balanced ins, headphones, MIDI In/Out/Thru with DIN Sync out, USB 2.0
Dimensions / weight215 x 176 x 63 mm / approx. 1.48 kg, VESA 100 x 100
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The outputs

Elektron Outbox 8

Eight configurable 1/4 inch jacks over one USB-C connection. Pads, bass and drums each reach the desk on their own channel, and the same jacks send control voltage when a modular case is on the bench.

  • Eight 1/4 inch impedance-balanced, DC-coupled jacks, each assignable to audio or CV
  • 48 kHz, 32-bit D/A converters
  • CV range of plus/minus 5 V with pitch V/Oct, pitch Hz/V, linear value, trig, gate and clock
  • Class-compliant over USB-C, so a computer, tablet or phone sees an eight-output interface with no drivers
  • 176 x 90 x 28 mm and 0.35 kg, bus-powered from USB-C
Specifications
Outputs8 x 1/4 inch impedance-balanced, DC-coupled audio/CV
Converters48 kHz, 32-bit D/A
CV rangeplus/minus 5 V
CV signal typesPitch V/Oct, Pitch Hz/V, Linear Value, Trig, Gate, Clock
Data port1 x USB 2.0 High-Speed Type-C
PowerUSB Type-C, 5 V / 0.5 A / 2.5 W or higher
Dimensions176 x 90 x 28 mm including feet
WeightApprox. 0.35 kg
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The hub

Elektron OH-7 Overhub

One host connection, seven ports. The Overhub keeps the machines, the Outbox 8 and a controller on a single stable connection to the computer, which is what Overbridge needs.

  • Seven USB 3.0 SuperSpeed ports from one host connection
  • Data rate up to 5 Gbit/s, backwards compatible with earlier USB devices
  • Class-compliant with macOS, Windows and Linux, no driver install
  • Angled housing keeps cables accessible on a crowded desk
  • Built for Overbridge-enabled machines
Specifications
Ports7 x USB 3.0 SuperSpeed
Data rateUp to 5 Gbit/s
CompatibilityClass-compliant: macOS, Windows, Linux
HousingCompact, stackable, angled for cable access
Dimensions10.5 x 6.5 x 2.8 cm
Weight200 g
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The case

Analog Cases Pulse Case

A moulded EVA shell cut to the Elektron desktop chassis. It keeps its shape in a rucksack, holds the machine and its power supply, and adds almost nothing to the weight.

  • Rigid moulded EVA shell with a ballistic nylon exterior
  • Soft velvet lining and a bottom foam insert hold the machine in place
  • Storage pocket for the power supply and cables
  • Moulded rubber carry handle and a smooth zip
  • Fits Digitakt II, Digitone II, Digitakt, Digitone, Syntakt, Analog Heat and Analog Heat +FX
Specifications
MaterialMoulded EVA shell, ballistic nylon exterior
LiningVelvet interior with bottom foam insert
External dimensions12.25 x 8.75 x 3.25 in (31.1 x 22.2 x 8.3 cm)
Internal dimensions11.00 x 7.50 x 2.50 in (27.9 x 19.1 x 6.4 cm)
StoragePocket for power supply and cables
FitsDigitakt II, Digitone II, Digitakt, Digitone, Syntakt, Analog Heat, Analog Heat +FX
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Key technologies

  • Overbridge
  • Class-compliant USB audio
  • Parameter locks
  • Trig conditions
  • Micro timing
  • DC-coupled outputs
  • Supervoid Reverb
  • Saturator Delay
  • Panoramic Chorus
  • FM Tone
  • FM Drum
  • Wavetone
  • Swarmer
  • Euclidean generator
  • VESA 100 mounting

Setting it up

  1. Connect the Outbox 8 to the Digitone II with the supplied USB-C to USB-B cable and power it from its own USB-C input.
  2. Open the Outbox 8 output configuration on the Digitone II and assign each of the eight jacks to audio or CV.
  3. Send the tracks you want separated to a desk or interface; the rest stays on the main outputs.
  4. Put the Digitone II and the Outbox 8 on the OH-7 Overhub when the computer and Overbridge join the setup.
  5. Pack the Digitone II and its PSU-3c into the Pulse Case for travel.

Questions

How many voices does the Digitone II actually have?

Sixteen voices across sixteen tracks, and any track can be used as a MIDI track for external gear instead of a synth voice.

What are the four machines?

FM Tone and FM Drum for frequency modulation, Wavetone for virtual analogue and phase distortion, and Swarmer for stacked detuned unison. Each track chooses its own.

Can I configure the Outbox 8 from the machine itself?

Yes. Digitakt I and II, Digitone I, II and Keys, Syntakt, Analog Rytm MKII, Analog Four MKII and the Analog Heat models set the outputs up in-device. The browser Web App is only needed for machines without that support.

Are the Outbox 8 outputs balanced?

They are impedance-balanced and DC-coupled, running 48 kHz 32-bit converters. Being DC-coupled is what lets the same jacks carry either audio or control voltage up to plus or minus 5 V.

Does the Outbox 8 record audio in?

No. It is outputs only, with no inputs and no preamps, so it adds routing rather than replacing a recording interface.

Why a powered hub instead of the ports on a laptop?

Overbridge machines and the Outbox 8 each want their own stable connection. The OH-7 turns one host port into seven USB 3.0 ports at up to 5 Gbit/s, so the desk grows without unplugging anything.

Does the case take the power supply too?

Yes. The Pulse Case is cut to the Digitakt, Digitone and Syntakt chassis and has a storage pocket for the PSU-3c and cables.

Can I mount the Digitone II on an arm?

Yes. The chassis has 100 x 100 mm VESA holes for M4 screws up to 7 mm long.

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