Robert
Reverse Engineer
1 33R
1 470R
1 1K
1 2K7
4 4K7
1 6K8
15 10K
4 12K
1 22K
3 33K
5 47K
1 56K
2 100K
1 330K
1 470K
3 1M
1 47p
2 100p
2 470p
2 3n3
2 6n8
2 8n2
1 10n
3 33n
1 47n
2 100n
2 1u MLCC or Film
2 10u
1 47u
1 100u
1 220u
1 9V1
2 3mm Red or 2.2uF MLCC capacitors (see below)
1 1N914
1 1N914
1 1N5817
1 RC4558
1 V3207D
1 V3102D
1 TL072
5 2N5088
1 SPDT ON/ON
1 B10K
2 B100K
1 B250K
1 50K TRIM
Personally I recommend substituting the two 3mm Red LEDs with two 2.2uF MLCC capacitors. These are part of the Sine/Triangle wave shaping circuit, Neither give a perfect sine by any means, but the capacitors are much smoother than the LEDs.
1 470R
1 1K
1 2K7
4 4K7
1 6K8
15 10K
4 12K
1 22K
3 33K
5 47K
1 56K
2 100K
1 330K
1 470K
3 1M
1 47p
2 100p
2 470p
2 3n3
2 6n8
2 8n2
1 10n
3 33n
1 47n
2 100n
2 1u MLCC or Film
2 10u
1 47u
1 100u
1 220u
1 9V1
2 3mm Red or 2.2uF MLCC capacitors (see below)
1 1N914
1 1N914
1 1N5817
1 RC4558
1 V3207D
1 V3102D
1 TL072
5 2N5088
1 SPDT ON/ON
1 B10K
2 B100K
1 B250K
1 50K TRIM
Personally I recommend substituting the two 3mm Red LEDs with two 2.2uF MLCC capacitors. These are part of the Sine/Triangle wave shaping circuit, Neither give a perfect sine by any means, but the capacitors are much smoother than the LEDs.