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[Trashcan]

Anyone around that’d be willing to build a uJove for me? Please PM me! Thanks.

I'm about to build one for myself so could easily build another I'm in the UK

[Naenyn]

Anyone around that’d be willing to build a uJove for me? Please PM me! Thanks.

I'm about to build one for myself so could easily build another I'm in the UK

Thank you for the offer! I found a builder here a while back though, so I’m good to go. Good luck with your build! It is a fantastic filter.

[Waldemar]

Hello together, I'm looking and hope to find a builder for a Westlicht Performer.

[Trashcan]

Hello together, I'm looking and hope to find a builder for a Westlicht Performer.

I could build one for you built one for myself not too long ago, I'm in the UK and pride myself on good craftsmanship

[zenripper]

Hello, New here looking for builder of a music thing modular startup module. Seems like an easy build - board comes pre soldered. I'm in nyc.

[Necromonger666]

Hi there,

looking for a Germany based builder, preferably in Berlin.
I need a super simple potentiometer box as an alternative to an expression module for a Moffenzeef Stargazer Exp. Input.

Thanks!

[warmtape]

I'm not really looking for a builder, per se. I'm looking more for someone to work on some technical issues in the Los Angeles area.

A few projects I'm hoping to get done:
-I have a Cwejman res-4 multi-output module that needs to be connected to the res-4 (there's a post on muff wiggler about it: viewtopic.php?p=3317055#p3317055)
-The MC-202 tubbutec mod once it comes out
-I have a roland ce-1 chorus pedal from the early 70s that needs a lot of love.
-I also might have a couple of Dirty Boy guitar pedals that are having power issues.

Thanks,

[j_dowe]

I'm looking for someone to troubleshoot and fix a Frequency Central System X Envelope. It just doesn't seem to work as it should. For example the release knob just adds in volume regardless of everything else (even if the gate is off). Besides the Attack, nothing seems to really work the way it should (unless I'm misunderstanding something about how this ADSR functions!).

I'm located in Central Illinois (usa), ... and am willing to ship domestically.

I know very little about builds, and bought this prebuilt by someone selling it on modular grid (too long ago to complain about it).

update: someone on the forum reached out and successfully fixed this!

[stusaysmoo]

I am looking for someone that wants to collaborate on a build of some guitar effects units that I believe to be unique, with a huge target market potential. The core technology is pure analogue circuits with digital control and midi integration.. similar to the skillset used by anyone working on digitally controlled analogue synths I guess..

I have a detailed idea of a range of products based around the core concept that could become a strong offering in the guitar effects market. I am not an electrical engineer, but a musician and producer who understands the market and needs of the end user.. Initially I am looking to get some prototypes built (as in.. toys for myself , but really I'm looking for someone in the UK who would be interested in working on this sort of stuff.. I think it could be huge in the effects market if done right.

Anyone interested? I'm based in the uk, south east.

Stu

[Pyrrhix]

I'm looking for someone to build me an RYO Optodist. I'm located in the United States. SynthCube currently has PCBs and Panels in stock. I know it's supposed to be an easy build, but I have no experience and would prefer to pay someone who knows what they're doing. SynthCube's price for a fully built one is $130, but they're out of stock on built units. I'd be willing to pay $130 + shipping for a fresh build from an experienced builder.

Thanks,
Chris


Edit: I found a builder. Thanks to the two users who reached out. I'd been looking for a built Optodist for quite a while. I should have just asked someone to build one for me from the start.

[Pyrrhix]

I had an Optodist built for me by forum user NeolithicElectrophones. He built it and got it to my door in one week. The soldering looks super clean, and it sounds great. He was also really good about communicating throughout the process. I would have him build something for me again without hesitation. Just wanted to give him a shout out.

[Kattefjaes]

Anyone in the UK feel equal to building me a Prok?

Edit:

A builder found me. That was quick

[phonodyne]

I had a really good experience with welhamc (Chris) recently - he built me a MTM Spring Reverb. Great communication and a high standard of work. I wouldn't hesitate to contact him for a future build.

[PK808370]

Hello Builders,

I'm looking for someone to commission two projects that I've built but not completed: MI Module Tester (Adam's version) and an Anookum. I have built other modules successfully, but these two have flummoxed me. Both of these have been physically completed (soldered, etc.) and just need the chip flashed and then for the module to be tested and calibrated. I have tried to flash the chips, but have not succeeded (lame, considering I often work with Arduinos and other things). I'm happy to pay with money or modules or kits/parts, etc.

I'm in the SF Bay Area in California, if someone's local that's great, or anywhere in the US - just due to shipping concerns and cost for these two large modules. Thanks!!

[nicholasgreen]

I'm looking for someone to diagnose and fix a recent build of mine, a 4U Hale/Jak Plugg Monsoon (the one on Modular Addict).

This was my first fully surface mount project, using a solder stencil and rework station, and I felt pretty solid about it throughout the process. Unfortunately I have never been able to get it to work and I have no clue how to troubleshoot it. I bet it's something super simple and stupid, but I just want it to work at this point and have too many things going on.

Located in Oakland CA. Down to ship it to someone that feels confident.

Uncle!

[doctorbubs]

I have a large supply of old 50s and 60s carbon comp resistors and film capacitors. I need someone to help me build synths/guitar pedals/etc. I work full time and don't have time to build anymore. I already have PCBs of the things I need built and all the right parts put together into a kit. I would mail you the parts and the unpopulated PCB and you would mail back the finished circuit board. I can case up the finished board myself. Payment is negotiable, please feel free to PM me here or send me an email at howdydarlin123 @ gmail.com

[mazzyboy]

Hello,
I’m looking for someone to help trouble shoot and repair my dodgy build of a ryk m185.
I’m in the uk.

[hinterlands303]

I’m looking for a builder/tech in the Detroit area who can replace an ancient Doepfer PSU1 (from the 90’s!) with a PSU2 (which I have) in an old P3 rackmount case. It should be relatively simple job. I have a tech who COULD do it but he’s really busy and can’t give me a time estimate and I’d rather not have it sit in his garage for a month. Again, I’m in Detroit but I’m happy to drive up to an hour. I’d rather not ship though.

[electrosandwich]

Anyone in the SF Bay Area willing to help with an extremely simple soldering job? You'll probably laugh at how simple this is, and while I'm not averse to finally learning how to solder myself, this is literally my most expensive module I need help with, and so not really keen to start here with my practice.

I need a replacement of a 4 pin header on the back of the PCB of this module - one of these here: https://synthcube.com/cart/synth-diy/pa ... pin-header - the pins broke off, and this pin header is used to connect the module (winter modular eloquencer) to its expansion module (EME). So yeah...can't connect the expansion module at the moment. I can buy and provide the pin header if needed, but if you happen to have one lying around already, I can reimburse you for that instead.

OPTIONAL UPGRADE: this is the older version of the eloquencer that just had one of the plain 4-pin headers on the back for connecting the expansion module. I understand that newer versions of the module come with an actual connector jack for plugging in the expansion cable. Definitely a much more stable solution than the plain old pin header, which I found would easily come loose when moving the module around. I've tried searching around the internet for one of those, but can't seem to figure out where to buy one of those.

[moonagedaydream]

I see something in the BST that i'm mildly interested in, but it's incomplete and I just don't have the time anymore. And panel wiring and calibrating modules is something I can't say i'm great at. I prefer building boards with board mounted hardware for sure.

Anyways, im curious to see what someone would charge to get this finished and calibrated, I'm in the US.

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[Zijnzijn Zijnzijn!]

Looking for someone in the states to change my CV rate NLC Brain Custard into an audio rate Brain Custard!

[Waldemar]

Get the Westlicht Per|former from memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=59850 + four other DIY projects.
Perfect Builder, nice communication, highly recommended!

[noobly]

Why does the Cirklon cost so much? How difficult would it be to DIY something similar? Am noob and don't understand.

[Zijnzijn Zijnzijn!]

NeolithicElectrophones is taking care of my Brain Custard - thanks!

Now I'm looking for somebody who could build me an NLC Beat Freq in the states - thinking of ordering directly built from the source, but if somebody could do it a bit cheaper to avoid those shipping rates...

[Synthacon]

Looking for a UK builder happy to do SMT stuff.