It contains everything except jack sockets - Mouser didn't seem to have a great selection of them. Please copy it into your own Mouser cart before making changes.
The caps were chosen to have a minimum lifetime of 4000 hours - our modules are gonna live forever, right?
How are you guys / gals getting on with the pot range? As in do you get a smooth change in attack / release time as you turn the pot? I had to change the parallel pot resistors to be much smaller in order to get a good response, but Toppobrillo says I must have made a mistake somewhere else. Mine seems to be working fine now anyway though I did have to replace an LED that burned out (first time that's ever happened to me!)
Ginko wrote:How are you guys / gals getting on with the pot range? As in do you get a smooth change in attack / release time as you turn the pot?
As usual Ginko, I haven't really played with mine yet; I have no room left in my rack!
I am busy building a second, spillover rack right now. When that is ready I'll get a chance to properly try out a few modules that are sitting on my shelf.
Ginko wrote:How are you guys / gals getting on with the pot range? As in do you get a smooth change in attack / release time as you turn the pot?
As usual Ginko, I haven't really played with mine yet; I have no room left in my rack!
I am busy building a second, spillover rack right now. When that is ready I'll get a chance to properly try out a few modules that are sitting on my shelf.
Hey everyone, I'm in the middle of building one of these beauties and am looking at the bom v1.0 (link from Thonk's site).
What is the purpose of the 0.1uF ceramic caps that are listed on the BOM? It also says "surface mount, install on bottom of PCB". Are they decoupling caps? There is no information that I can see in the rest of the Build Bundle about them. Anybody install these 7 ceramic 0.1 caps?
Well that was solved quickly, oops. Upon looking closer, I see the tiny SMD pads that are filled on the bottom of the PCB. So glad I don't have to install those suckers.
Synesthesia wrote:ahahah the bom I am using is all over the shop with the numbers - that's fun
Guys, why the 4.7K are not needed i you use banana ?
I think... That this was because banana output levels are typically higher than euro levels. I saw this mentioned somewhere that it was just to bring the pulse level down a bit.
I've tried sifting through this thread and the documentation, but can't find the answer. I'm trying to cram some 258's and a little extra onto one panel and this would be a good addition.
The second LED is to indicate whether the quadrature mode is "on" for that channel. What I did on mine was to use the quadrature switch to also send some voltage (i think the 10v line) to the LEDs lined up for that channel.
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