User manual
SALUT
Thank  you  for  purchasing  this  Xaoc  Devices 
product.  Zagrzeb   is a stereo multi-
mode  4-pole  (24dB/oct)  state  variable  volt-
      
distinct frequency responses, three of which are 
available  simultaneously.  Zagrzeb  is  designed 
to sound smooth and clean unless it is overdriv-
en with a hot signal—however, it does not lack 
character! We believe it will be appreciated by 
fans  of  old  Japanese  synthesizers  but  bear  in 
mind that Zagrzeb is not a clone of any existing 
design.  The  four-pole  state  variable  structure 
is a  new development  and offers unique  sonic 
characteristics.  While  Zagrzeb  is  designed  for 
     
oscillators like Xaoc Odessa), it can easily han-
dle mono  signals and  is capable of  creating a 
faux stereo pair thanks to a special phase shift-
ing network at the input.
INSTALLATION
The module requires 8hp worth of free space in 
the  Eurorack  cabinet.  Always  turn  the  power 
off before plugging the module to the bus board 
using the supplied ribbon cable paying close at-
tention to power cable pinout and orientation. 
The  red stripe  indicates  the negative  rail and 
should match the dot or –12V mark on the bus 
board as well as the unit. Zagrzeb is internally 
secured  against  reversed  power  connection, 
may cause 
serious damage to other components of your 
system,  because  it  will  short  circuit  the  +12V 
and +5V power lines. Always pay particularly 
close  attention  to  the  proper  orientation  of 
your  ribbon  cable  on  both  sides!  The  module 
should  be  fastened  by  mounting  the  supplied 
screws before powering up. 
To  better  understand  the  device,  we  strongly 
advise the user to read through the entire man-
ual before use.
MODULE OVERVIEW
      
stereo pair  of left/mono and right signal 
inputs 
1
  is  AC-coupled  and  accepts  all  Eu-
rorack signal levels (up to 20Vpp), however, a 
conservative  10Vpp level  is  recommended  as 
increased  amplitude  thus  causing  distortion. 
With  a  mono  signal  patched  into  the  left/
mono jack the module automatically creates 
a stereo signal. The three pairs of jacks below 
the  inputs  are  the  high  pass  24 
2
,  band 
pass 
3
,  and  low  pass  24 
4
  outputs  of 
 bp config switch 
5
 near  the 
band pass outputs offers three variants of this 
middle type of response. The big cutoff freq 
knob below 
6
 controls the cutoff frequency of 
     
resonance  slider 
7
  controls  the  degree  of 
resonance.  The  illuminated  slider  shaft  indi-
cates how much the peaks of the output signal 
exceed the  peaks  of  the  input  signal  (mostly 
due  to  the  resonant  ringing  around  the  cut-
off frequency). The fm 1 
8
 and fm 2 
9
 CV 
inputs at the bottom of the panel control the 
cutoff  frequency.  The  sensitivity  of  the  fm  1 
input  is controlled  by the small  attenuverter 
knob 
10
 from –2 oct/V through 0 to +2 oct/V. 
The fm 2-
ed). The spread CV input 
11
 allows the user 
to animate the stereo image by moving the left 
directions.
FREQUENCY RESPONSE
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offer –12dB/oct low pass, +6/–6dB band pass, 
and +12dB/oct high pass responses. Zagrzeb’s 
4-pole  structure  gives  the  user  as  many  as 
    
low  pass  up  to  +24dB/oct  high  pass  with  all 
three  possible combinations  of 6dB/oct slopes 
that  sum up to 24 in between. These  interme-
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