Binaura Stereo FV-1 Platform parts list?
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Bricksnbeatles
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I’m interested too (of course 
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Once I’m done with the semester in a short while, I’ll finally be able to get crazy with the programming stuff
)Once I’m done with the semester in a short while, I’ll finally be able to get crazy with the programming stuff
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Village Idiot
I'm looking forward to seeing/hearing some.I’m interested too (of course
Once I’m done with the semester in a short while, I’ll finally be able to get crazy with the programming stuff
Robert
Reverse Engineer
Since yall have been patiently waiting, and it's the holiday season, how about this...
One free Binaura PCB (and 4PDT breakout board) to the first 10 folks. No EEPROM is included at this time, so you'll have to come up with your own algorithms for now.
www.pedalpcb.com
Coupon code: 9VF6FKRB
Don't forget the coupon code!
If you'd also like a pre-soldered FV-1 IC you can use this link:
One free Binaura PCB (and 4PDT breakout board) to the first 10 folks. No EEPROM is included at this time, so you'll have to come up with your own algorithms for now.
Special order - PedalPCB.com
This item is for special orders that are not normally listed on the site. List the item being purchased in the order notes
www.pedalpcb.com
Don't forget the coupon code!
If you'd also like a pre-soldered FV-1 IC you can use this link:
Harry Klippton
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Harry Klippton
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Paradox916
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Thanks for the heads up!
Bricksnbeatles
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Thanks for the heads up! Just got my order in. Need to dig up the notebook with my algorithm block diagrams I drew up a while back. Lots of fun ideas that I’m looking forward to attempting
Paradox916
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Someone hand me a spoon, I guess I have to eat these now.
Paradox916
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So now I have to ask where did you get the eprom from?
Robert
Reverse Engineer
Ehh not necessarily, it's still only available to you guys.
KR Sound
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Twist my arm. Appreciate the board- merry Xmas to you too.
Paradox916
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I don’t mind being a test monkey. I have been wanting to get ahold of this for a while. It will be interesting to get to a point I can reasonably but this and the terrarium up against each other. Maybe one day I will be able to do a digital stereo shoot out.
Feral Feline
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Since yall have been patiently waiting, and it's the holiday season, how about this...
One free Binaura PCB (and 4PDT breakout board) to the first 10 folks. No EEPROM is included at this time, so you'll have to come up with your own algorithms for now.
Coupon code: 9VF6FKRBSpecial order - PedalPCB.com
This item is for special orders that are not normally listed on the site. List the item being purchased in the order notes
Don't forget the coupon code!
If you'd also like a pre-soldered FV-1 IC you can use this link:
HOT DIGGITY!
Merry Christmas & MANY THANKS!
Ordered and tacked on a new HPF/LPF board, too.
Now I have to press my friend into doing some programming for me, and buy some spare EEPROMs... and whatever I need to flash the EEPROM.
Did I say that correctly? Flash it?
HOHOHO!
Robert
Reverse Engineer
There are a few changes I might make before releasing it into the wild, but it's fully functional and good to go.
I can't recall if these were ever posted or not, but here's a few clips from the prototype... no phenomenal playing here, just quick audio tests.
One thing I did differently in my prototype is install individual pots instead of dual-gang pots for the Mix and Level controls so I could adjust each side independently. It does complicate the control set a little, but it's especially useful for effects like the Unison where you might want to affect one side more than the other, or compensate for different signal paths.
I can't recall if these were ever posted or not, but here's a few clips from the prototype... no phenomenal playing here, just quick audio tests.
One thing I did differently in my prototype is install individual pots instead of dual-gang pots for the Mix and Level controls so I could adjust each side independently. It does complicate the control set a little, but it's especially useful for effects like the Unison where you might want to affect one side more than the other, or compensate for different signal paths.
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