Synthcube has MN3005 in Stock + Coupon

[danfrank]

Hi everyone, Synthcube has MN3005 in stock for $15 each.
If you use "FLSH21" in the coupon code box, you get 20% off so that makes each MN3005 $12!
You're Welcome!
Lol!

 

[Feral Feline]

"Warning: Coupon is either invalid, expired or reached its usage limit!"

*sigh*
Thanks anyway.

 

[benny_profane]

"Warning: Coupon is either invalid, expired or reached its usage limit!"

*sigh*
Thanks anyway.

Do you have an account? Usually you have to be signed in to use a coupon.

 

[danfrank]

Yes, you beat me to it, BP!
You have to make an account and be logged in for the coupon to work. The great price is worth the 5 minutes it takes to make an account

 

[Feral Feline]

Duh is me.

Thanks guys, will try again signed in (IIRC I signed up for an account a long time ago for a sale, but wound up not getting anything at the time).

 

[Stickman393]

I just snagged myself 10 of these.

What? I've got some MBP pedals in the que that needs BBDs.

 

[danfrank]

I just snagged myself 10 of these.

What? I've got some MBP pedals in the que that needs BBDs.

Free shipping if you're in USA!
Lol

 

[Stickman393]

12 bucks a pop. Hell of a lot better than buying OEM.

Gonna have some fun bulging some analog delays...

 

[Harry Klippton]

I'm having some FOMO here but uhhh what are some circuits I'd need these for? Maybe I should just sit this one out?

 

[benny_profane]

I'm having some FOMO here but uhhh what are some circuits I'd need these for? Maybe I should just sit this one out?

Analog delays (e.g., Madbean's Boss DM-2, Maxon AD-900, and EHX Memory Man projects).

 

[danfrank]

Lectric FX's DC ECHO!
It takes 3 of them.

 

[Stickman393]

Madbean pedals has a few analog delay circuits on offer...

These are like the MN3007 that you would use in a CE-2 or a small clone, but they offer a far longer delay line. Plus, you can run 'em up around 12-15V for a better s/n ratio, unlike the V3205 which limits you to about 9v.

Not to dish on the 32xx series. Nuthin wrong with 'em, and they certainly perform better in 9v battery powered pedals. But...given the choice in a circuit I'll go 30XX. Stock permitting.

Hell, I plan on etching up the MBP DM-2 MN3205 board soonish...got their board for the regular one, would be cool to do ab A/B.

 

[danfrank]

Don't you mean 32XX series for the low voltage BBDs?

With the prices Synthcube has, I really wish they'd stock the MN3007 and other BBDs. I guess those aren't used in synths...

 

[Stickman393]

Don't you mean 32XX series for the low voltage BBDs?

With the prices Synthcube has, I really wish they'd stock the MN3007 and other BBDs. I guess those aren't used in synths...

Stickman knows what he said. Stickman cannot be wrong. Stickman also never edits posts to correct himself. See point #2.

FWIW, cabintech has the XVIVE MN3007s in stock right now. The clocks aren't super easy to find though. The ECG & NTE1639 can be found here and there...both are direct work-alikes for the MN3101.