Tiliqua puts an open-source FPGA in a eurorack module, which means the same piece of hardware can become different audio tools depending on the firmware you load, and you are not locked into what the box did on day one. It comes from Crowd Supply as an in-stock item that ships within three business days, and the main module is the base unit with a screen and an audio board available separately. For modular people, an FPGA you can re-task beats yet another fixed-function utility module. Buy it if you already own a rack and like open firmware; skip it if you have never opened a modular manual.

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