1975

on the dogvoice, there are two different symbols that both seem to correspond to the .01uF poly cap? the more abstract one is polarized, so is it a hairy cap? or are they just the same?

1976

the jellybeans are generally ones that are not critical values and can vary if different values are utilized.
The standard jelly beans with Lines in them like ||||| 105 |||| 104 ||| 103 || 102 |101 are what I believe to generally be more critical or “set” values.
Hairies, and Hairy look-alikes - like the 3 spoke and 5 spoke jelly beans are the ones I am referring as non-critical/non-set.

But I may be way off - this is just from personal tinkering.

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1977

Thanks! it was unclear… what specific transistors from the list are best suited for the Dogslit build, if you know? i’m trying to put together a BOM sheet…

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1978

DOGVOICE BOM
DOGVOICE BOM2373×3234 872 KB
DVAntis
DVAntis2394×3243 1.04 MB
DVNormalsBOM
DVNormalsBOM2477×3227 1.02 MB

Some parts you can ignore - as they are specific to my boards. :slight_smile:

NPN = BC547
PNP = BC557

BC54X (546,547,548)

BC55X (556,557,558)

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1979

OMG THANK U! thats perfect :slight_smile:

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1980

so on the dogvoice BOM, i see 11 1M resistors, but on my board, there’s only 8. are those three extras on ur build?

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1981

oops that’s supposed to say 10
Re-count.
There are 10.

10
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:slight_smile:

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1982

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MYPOD-WHzqS-qdMy64P7LqS46hiCIftS00_i9PXlx-E/edit?usp=sharing this is the BOM in progress… how does it look?

Attenuverter
i want to use this attenuverter from kassutronics for the fm input, but i also want an unattenuated pitch cv input… how would i mix the fm input and the normal pitch cv to affect the big pitch knob? i guess i can just make do with a fully clockwise attenuverter at the fm input, right?

im still confused on what the potentiometers on swoop and rando do… are they worth giving cv inputs, or?

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1983

The Pots on the Swoops and Randos are kinda like a Rate pot.

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1984

so yes, they are worth adding cv inputs. haha
thanks!

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1985

Ok so…
I’ve seen these banana plugs that don’t have any wires attached to them, imitating a “node,” so that you can alligator clip or touch-play it. I can’t seem to find where I can purchase these. Does anyone know what they’re called?

Thanks
Amy

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1986

i often use these as touch nodes

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1987

So are the whole things conductive? I’m not sure I understand which parts I’m supposed to use as nodes

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1988

Your could do a couple things -
I plan to start adopting 4mm Bullet Connectors.

71Lkr4cp3FL.AC_SL1500
71Lkr4cp3FL.AC_SL15001500×956 111 KB

Meng Qi utilized these on his Rollz-5 board.

Otherwise the cheap chinese Bananas with removable sleeves work great if you install them upside down - with the threads sticking outwards.

cheap bananas
cheap bananas1600×1600 250 KB

Or these also work great for semi flush mounted patchable touch nodes :slight_smile:

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1989

the whole thing is conductive! :grinning: you can even just use the plug part, but it’s a bit harder to remove that way.

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1990

I like these. They are very low profile. Just add steelwool! Here they are on my sidrazzi build:

DSC_1275
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1991

your sidrazzi looks fantastic! :drooling_face:

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1992

Omg I love that sidrazzi

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1993

Where do you get the pcb for the sidrazzi? It looks fun but I can’t find a pcb or paper circuit. I see the prototype but not the actual finished smd pcb. I don’t think Peter sells the pcbs anymore but is there somewhere I can get one? Thanks.

Amy

1994

PB sold them at some point through this post, no idea if that is still the case.
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