PT2399 build…
this is an older build now, but i wanted to post it while i’ve been on the subject to record the process. believe it or not, i still have some
a document of a plodding mind
this is an older build now, but i wanted to post it while i’ve been on the subject to record the process. believe it or not, i still have some
a forced contract job for Ryan of Falcon Scott. he’s been having some issues finding an overdrive suitable to his hollow-body guitar. i just got a lot of BS170s and
ever wanted to see how that 2N2222 might hold up as a linear RF amplifier? here’s a handy feature of ngSpice that i found recently. i’m rather new to ngSpice
an older video, but one i’ve been wanting to post for some time. this is Alex Wilson of Son Cats playing on one of the several cigar-box amps i’ve constructed.
a good rule of thumb pulled from this forum thread (http://www.electro-tech-online.com/general-electronics-chat/39339-mosfet-vs-bjt.html): Need a switch to be fully-on fully-off and carry lots of current -MOSFET Need a switch that needs to
a little improvisation i did after improving the LFO phase modulation and arpeggiator functions of the Mellotronium: an ATMega328P-based mirco-synthesizer. there are plenty of improvements to be made, but it’s
the micro-synthesizer is getting fitted to draw it’s power from the sun via a 6V 200mA solar cell. it’s pretty impressive what the sun along with a cheap collection of
the need for small and portable amplifiers has arisen mainly by a desire to come up with some sort of all-purpose busking amplifier. here is the first screen shot of
if you’re reading this post, most likely you’re having issues with setting up Crossdev as mentioned on the arduino.cc site. i tried countless times to configure my system for AVR