This:

www.amazon.com/HiLetgo-128x64-SSH1106-D ... 352&sr=8-3

That seems to be the "standard" now. The Adafruit style ones are gone. The boards have oval holes to fit either style

You might want to adjust the counter sink or the edge bevel, you have a super thin web between the two in the corners and that usually doesnt come out well. Going to an anodize material and print process will drop the price $40, i've done the powerdercoated thing there before and really its meh at b...

I'll make the stereo jacks available in the shop. I have enough https://michigansynthworks.com/collections/other-hardware/products/qing-pu-wqp-wqp419gr-stereo-3-5mm-jack RK09 will NOT work, they have an M9 collar and IDK if they will fit correctly. Smallbear carries the right alpha pots (they are cl...

Small bear sells the 25 and 15mm Song Huei pots in all sorts of values. Bourns also makes them (and mouser stocks them). I like the bourns a little better but they dont paint the pointer. 750 and 5M values, you're dreaming though. If you plan on making more than one of something, go to a fab and get...

they will fit but you will never get them off afterwards

Quick question: where are you guys getting these sick yellow knobs? That's the last piece I need before it's done aside from a case. check for a UK eBay seller with those knobs -- if I recall, around ~$65 for them Yeah, do NOT pay 65$ for those. They are cliff parts and are dirt cheap. TME is where...

Ok, everything's in stock now (I2C/midi cables, expander, etc).

I'm working on manual but the apocalypse has been an oddly busy time time so its slow going. Feel free to ask questions here if anything isnt clear. I'll add some usage notes in the OP

So just a quick note regarding the pots on the device. The board is laid out for the click pots which has a pretty smallish footprint. Its VERY specific due to those parts construction. To get standard 9mm pots in there, you will need to bend all the legs in a bit to get them to fit right. Probably ...

..- would it be possible for you to throw the hex and the SD card stuff in a zip file that's a no brainer to download? That would make my life a bit easier. Also, I'm not happy with my voltages - at the printed on the pcb test points, I'm getting only 3v at the 3.3 point, 10.86 at the 12v point, an...

do you need round or hex. Ive got thousands of the round, hundreds of the hex

sduck wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 27, 2020 11:08 am

Do we need to cut the power trace on the teensy? I'm not up on the differences in teensy 3.6

Yes, its not required but safer that way. You can murder the SD card if you dont and plug in the USB with it powered

defalut wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 27, 2020 7:29 am

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I usually try to buy my knobs from thonk when i get around to buy something else from them. Since neutron sound is us-based though maybe it´s ..

Neutron = Canada, not USA

I'm in the USA (as the company name implies)

Those knobs are custom made, they are not available at any retailer.

hmm. Will have to get to the bottom of that. It's either shorting or flexing the PCB somehow

^
Read the manual. "calibration"

ok, i just have to post this here since these came out really nice

proper panels have arrived. Windows cutouts are tighter so a good number of these will simply snap in

Here's a PDF of the layout

the newer clockout. I do have the adapters ready and it looks like there will be all sorts of time coming up

found this pic of the device for reference.

it was just coil whine. did loading it down reduce it? I shelved mine and never really got into it due to external factors.. It looks like a decent design though, it would be cool to get it working

class 10 is recommended. any BAT54S will work fine provided its SOT-23 https://www.mouser.com/Semiconductors/Discrete-Semiconductors/Diodes-Rectifiers/Schottky-Diodes-Rectifiers/_/N-ax1mjZ1yzvvqx?P=1z0z7vb&Keyword=bat54s&FS=True Looks great! Just started mine tonight. Maybe i need more coffee, the b...

last one. so buttons 7/8/910/11/12 are not used. Panel does not have those holes. Cheers Depends, as noted above, I screwed up the first batch of panel orders and shipped the click pot ones. The corrected ones will be here tuesday so I'll continue sending replacements then. Alternatively, the click...

djthopa wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 20, 2020 12:07 pm

I assume led cathode square pad on pcb?

Cheers

yes

Interestingly enough, I built the same thing (this is the PSU out of the Korg MS-20 mini) and had the same thing. I assumed that this was the result of the coil in the actual device being a custom wound one, I couldnt find one that matched the spec

correct. The pics are accurate in the shop