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'''Frac rack''', '''FracRak''' or '''Frac''', from ''Fractional Rack'', is the modular synthesizer format designed by [[John Simonton]] of [[PAiA Electronics Inc|PAiA]]. It has a mainly USA following largely through the popularity of [[Blacet Research|Blacet]] modules.<ref name="measures">[http://www.electro-music.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=18281&postorder=asc Standard measurements in front panels], Electro-music.com forum, April 2006</ref><ref name="an">[http://www.analognotes.com/ Analog Notes]</ref><ref name="list">[https://www.
== Panel format ==
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== Patching ==
Frac format modules typically use 3.5 mm connectors and plugs for patching, although there are companies that offer modules with banana jacks e.g. [[BugBrand]], [[Metalbox]].<ref>[https://www.
== Power ==
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* [[Bridechamber]]
* [[BugBrand]]
* [[CGS]]<ref>[https://www.
* [[Cyndustries]]
* [[Encore Electronics]]
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* [[Magic Smoke Electronics]]
* [[Metalbox]]
* [[Music From Outer Space|MFOS]] – not format specific and can be powered by +/-15V<ref>[https://www.
* [[Oakley Sound Systems]] – some support for Frac and some [[5U]] PCBs can fit behind a Frac panel.<ref name="src">[https://www.
* [[PAIA]] – pioneers of the Frac format
* [[STG Soundlabs]]
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== External links ==
* [https://www.
* [http://www.electro-music.com/forum/topic-18281.html Standard measurements in front panels], electro-music.com, DIY Hardware and Software forum, May 2007
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20131016125903/http://www.blacet.com/about.html About Blacet Research]
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