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Even I knew that R3 was 1M!!!
fig
Village Idiot
Huh? Oh sorry...I was memorizing datasheets. Rigged?
Why, that was the secret word! You win a $98.60 PedalPCB card Phill!
Riggedy-Riggedy!
Bricksnbeatles
Member known well
How many to test in 30 minutes though?
10 in 30 minutes?
No sweat!
100 in 30 minutes?
Probably doable, but yikes!
1000 in 30 minutes?
Aww man! Trouble’s a brewing!
10 in 30 minutes?
No sweat!
100 in 30 minutes?
Probably doable, but yikes!
1000 in 30 minutes?
Aww man! Trouble’s a brewing!
Bricksnbeatles
Member known well
I have a transistor tester, but not a transistor untester. How much does one of those run you? Sometimes having everything tested is dull— where’s the excitement of mystery in my life? It all went away when I tested my transistors.
I've noticed that even SMD JFET's are being marked as Obsolete
benny_profane
Well-known member
That’s the _Q package. Without the suffix, it’s still a factory special order (with many being delivered in the coming months).
Same with the MMBFJ201 Q, But no stock available in singular either!
benny_profane
Well-known member
Again, the _Q package. There are no lifecycle markers for the regular package and over 200,000 units are scheduled for delivery in October/November.
fig
Village Idiot
That should do me.
Feral Feline
Well-known member
I was just guessing, I didn't even look at the schematic...
fig
Village Idiot
I got one of those iRig interfaces...I have a Duet somewhere but it's the first iteration and had some firmware issues. Anyhoo....
It comes with the Amplitube software which is great if you want ala-carte modeling. I'm not sure if there are free previews (there should be) but I'll check or someone please chime in.
Mainly, I wanted to feed some online backing tracks to my new headphones (thank you all for your input btw) and also have onboard effects handy, so I'm using an app called ToneBridge. Punch in a song you want your guitar to "mimic", turn on the backing track...and wander the house and yard in your headphones and underwear jamming to your heart's content. Not all setups are great, and it's not "live" whatever that means anymore...but it's fun as hell.
Obligatory edit: Mostly I use backing tracks from yewtube...if anyone has groovy alternatives..I'm all wrinkles....and ears
Got noodle?
It comes with the Amplitube software which is great if you want ala-carte modeling. I'm not sure if there are free previews (there should be) but I'll check or someone please chime in.
Mainly, I wanted to feed some online backing tracks to my new headphones (thank you all for your input btw) and also have onboard effects handy, so I'm using an app called ToneBridge. Punch in a song you want your guitar to "mimic", turn on the backing track...and wander the house and yard in your headphones and underwear jamming to your heart's content. Not all setups are great, and it's not "live" whatever that means anymore...but it's fun as hell.
Obligatory edit: Mostly I use backing tracks from yewtube...if anyone has groovy alternatives..I'm all wrinkles....and ears
Got noodle?