What's on the workbench?
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Barry
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Or JAFF, as there are plenty of those around too
thesmokingman
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a truly micro amp
Robert
Reverse Engineer
There is a current limiting resistor for directly driving an LED, but of course it could be coupled into any circuit (or on to a Depth control).
Chuck would be ashamed of me because of the particular circuit I chose, but quick and dirty was the only criteria at this stage.
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Stickman393
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It's a fuzz face.
peccary
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I love these little containers - were they from Amazon or are they something I can order online? I use something similar but they are all jammed up in to one little box and I'm spilling over.If I'm being completely honest I haven't used those bins in years...
This is what I currently use. It's much quicker and easier to add a new value.
I've been meaning to repurpose those bins for components that don't fit into this system (jacks, LEDs, ICs, etc) for years, but as of right now it's just a waste of bench space and serves as a little shelf.
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benny_profane
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Wait, so there's a frequency analyzer AND an LFO? Unreal.
I was originally thinking it was a micro amp, but the pot taper and the two 100u caps ended that. A tiny mu amp would be a good candidate for this, though.
I was originally thinking it was a micro amp, but the pot taper and the two 100u caps ended that. A tiny mu amp would be a good candidate for this, though.
Just a few parts short to be that:
RobinMallard
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The micro LFO is pretty sweet. A micro envelope follower would be pretty nifty so you could replace a pot with it for dynamic control of existing PCBs.
Grubb
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I'm worried I'm going to get myself in trouble with the Mrs by saying "Make me fries" at a suboptimal moment
Bricksnbeatles
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I’m so ready for this!
benny_profane
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How’re those going to fit on that little board?
