You’re very welcome and I’m happy to help. Honestly, I’m honored to be a part this and help give some type of contribution to the diy community. I agree, this is what beta testing is for.That is awesome! Thanks for all the great debugging work!
Whew. Glad that is sorted, was a bit worried by this one since we did not explicitly test that configuration. I guess that's what 'beta' is for .
Wow thanks for taking the time to make a video! (Nice guitar noodling BTW ). I don't think changing the clock would affect bias, so that should all be good.Hey dudes.
Well, when @Cabintech reached out to me to test a couple of the CT3101's I told them I was just a "plug and play" kinda guy and couldn't give them the same level of feedback as dudes like @blackhatboojum or @Cybercow. Mark sent them anyway so I guess they wanted to know how "idiot proof" these new chips are.....
I finally got around to trying them today and popped them into my MBP AquaBoy Deluxe and they worked perfectly!
I didn't bother re-biasing the BBD's and just dropped in the CT3101's to see if they worked. For some reason they sound a bit "cleaner" to me than the MN3101 I had in there, like there's a tad less signal degradation but it could all be in my head too.
Some of you may recall my travails in sourcing good MN3101's when I was building all the MBP Analog delays in @bean 's catalog.
Super stoked that @Cabintech has a reliable alternative now! Great job!
I recorded a short demo comparing the CT3101 to the MN3101.
Right, because I look so good on video hahahaha!THIS is the kind of “innovation” JHS should make an episode about…
Can’t be much worse than the JHS squad hahaRight, because I look so good on video hahahaha!
The Madbean Setback is based on the DOD® FX90™ (revA), you have it as the DM-2.We would love to add to the list of verified equipment, let us know if you are still testing and what your results are.
Huh, don't know where I got that from... I will correct that, thanks.The Madbean Setback is based on the DOD® FX90™ (revA), you have it as the DM-2.
hell yeah, i'd love to give you a reportBeta Update
Thanks a ton to all the beta testers (we sent modules to more than a dozen people). I know some of you went out and bought projects to build, or finished an abandoned project just for this test, thanks for that! Here are the results that we know of so far:
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With these results I think we are ready to pull the trigger on a first production run, should be in our shop in about 2 weeks. No commitment on pricing yet (gotta see those import and customs fees first...) but we think it will land somewhere around:
(1) USD 4.50
(4) USD 2.80
(25) USD 1.70
(100+) USD 1.25
Don't hold me to those numbers, but a lot of people have been asking so I wanted to give some ballpark ideas. If we can land close to those numbers it is about half the price of Coolaudio V3102 clock chips for the 320X series.
Quantities of 25 or more will need to be in multiples of 25 and will come in a 5x5 panel with V-cut lines to break apart. This saves us a lot of prep time and putting them in tubes, so helps keep the quantity prices low.
If you have not finished testing yet, please keep on and let us know the results!
We are still interested in any testing going on, or if you try them in some new devices, let us know!
Thanks for the update, sorry about the slow USPS delivery! No need for any voltage checks.alright!
i know this is old news now, but i only just received the chips on thursday (28 sep) afternoon!
put one inside my CE-2 - no worries, sounds great.
compared to genuine, not sure i can hear any difference. might do an A/B demo sometime.
not sure if i can tell you anything else useful… maybe pinout voltage readings?