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FYI, we have another batch of these available now on the website. Keeping the 4 per buyer in place as I expect these will be the last we get.

Hi all, that lot is sold out now, but we went back to the supplier and they said they had about 70 more they could ship, so we jumped on that (I don't know how this works... did they find them in a drawer somewhere since we bought that last lot? Oh the NOS gray market world...). Anyway, looks...

Hi all, thanks to a tip from a member here, we found a small supply of very rare vintage V3204 BBD chips. We have verified a few samples and they work fine. Due to the very limited one-time supply we are not listing them in our online catalog, but PedalPCB members can find them here...

Just announced, the first production pedal (that we know of) using the CT3680 delay module: https://cosmod.io/products/splinter-twin

Hi all! We have released a beta of the CT3680 firmware that implements tap-tempo support for all the existing programs, with selectable dividers (1/8, 1/16, 1/3, etc). This beta adds another program specifically targeted at multi-effects (eg. combining chorus and echo, for example). The new...

We specifically try not to let large orders run us out of stock and often hold back a small quantity for smaller buyers. Of course restocking is a bit of a nightmare these days...

Looking for some opinions / thoughts on a new tap-tempo feature for the delay module... Idea 1 We have been experimenting with tap-tempo and trying to decide how best to integrate that into the existing CT3680 programs. One thought is to use the tap interval to set the global MAX delay scalar...

We announced V2 today, modules and dev boards are now available on the website (https://cabintechglobal.com/ct3680). What we did not announce is that we are making the V1 hardware available at 1/2 price while supplies last (https://cabintechglobal.com/ct3680v1). If you don't need the new V2...

Rev 2.0 of the hardware is in-house! This format and pinout is what we will be using going forward. Instead of the edge connector (got lots of feedback about that) we now have 48 castellated edge pins on 1.4mm centers. This lowers cost (the connector was not cheap), gives a more reliable...

Just came in a few days ago and we have built up some assembled ones. They are available on the website fully assembled or bare PCB https://cabintechglobal.com/ct3680v1-lp-a

Haha, also sorry for the late reply! PM us your real name or order number so we can find your order and we will ship you a V3207, no charge.

"to replace a 3204". Yes and no. There are 2 scenarios: 1. If you are creating a new design you can choose a CT3680 as the delay element instead of a BBD chip. The rest of the design looks a lot like a traditional BBD circuit with feedback paths, filters, modulation, etc. So yes you can use the...

Haha, I wish we had that much influence :) . We have been down that path before with Coolaudio and Xvive. Unless you hand them a PO for some very large quantities, they are not going to invest in a new chip. (In fact, Coolaudio will not do it unless Behringer needs it). But it does occur to me...

Also, to help with PCB design: Schematic symbol and PCB footprint (JLCPCB) 3D models of module, connector, and adapters (Sketchup)

Coming soon, a low profile through-hole adapter for fitting in tight spaces (like most every pedal :)). This reduces the vertical height requirement to about 17mm (0.7in) including the program pin headers. If you want to cut those off it can save about 5mm in height. This give you about 8mmm...