you can now get the tt-busboard direct from https://market.monome.org as a kit or assembled (click accessories/etc)
it’s also fully open source and you can easily source and build your own: https://github.com/monome/tt-busboard
Teletype Busboard
ioflow
#2
how deep is it, including teletype? once mounted and powered, will it still fit into isms?
cmcavoy
#4
Thanks for making these available @tehn. Also appreciate the assembled versions. I aspire to DIY, but…appreciate assembled. Also cool that you included the cables on the page, easy ordering!
I was order #2000. Auspicious. I assume all the electricity that flows through this busboard will be more musically pure as a result of this amazing order number.
mattratleph
#6
@tehn I see that the tt-busboard and ii cables are sold out on the store. I’ve been wanting to start experimenting with linking up ansible, just friends, and w/ to teletype, and presumably eventually crow. I don’t have the equipment or the experience to DIY these for myself, and I’m slightly terrified of breaking things. Know of anywhere else that assembled solutions are available?
tehn
#7
it’ll be a few months before i have any of these. in the meantime just get a long ribbon cable and put extra headers on the ribbon with some pliers. with just 3-4 modules you should be fine. part numbers in the i2c cable thread
_opial
#8
hi brian
just a quick question. on the following link from the monome site, what color (blue or brown) is the -12v for eurorack connections?
thanks in advance.
Prnts
#9
Can these resistors 1206 2.2k [P2.20KFCT-ND] be substituted? They are out of stock on digikey with no lead time. Im trying to get all the components together to diy one of these as I have a teletype on the way and am going to want to connect my er-301, Ansible, w/, and just friends
Here are the suggestions from digikey for substitution