A modular synthesizer manufacturer owned by Bruce Duncan and operating out of Toronto, ON, Canada (the company's name is a contraction of "Modular Canada"). The company launched in 1997. Modcan is noted for introducing, with its "A" series modules, the Modcan-A module format, with its color-coded banana jacks. Modcan over the years developed an extensive lineup of modules, with a particular emphasis on control voltage processing and signal routing modules. In 2005, Modcan introduced its "B" series, which is compatible with the MOTM format. The B series modules are noted for their color scheme of black graphics on a white background, which is the opposite of the convention in large format modules. Most of the lineup is now available in both series.