I emailed Andrew about this last Fall when I ordered and he had a couple and made mine with the black panel. Not sure if that’s the case still, but I’d recommend emailing him about any question as he responded quickly.

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they are nice:

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@pelang how are you liking your let’s splosh?

been playing around with adding audio into it and getting some interesting results.

i find it pairs well beside a matrix mixer …

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Yes, I still have a few. Just place an order for a Triple Sloth, then use the contact button to let me know you want a black panel.

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Just ordered a sloth^3 from you Andrew @nonlinearcircuits…one sloth was not enough …Just posting to say i love your modules. Complete fandom.

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It feels like a houseplant that is there and doing its own thing. Haven’t really tried feeding it with different modulation sources…

it is an organism in itself

anyone by chance have an active bom for the trip sloth?

will this do?

oh i’m aware of this thanks, was actually wondering if someone had a cart saved with tayda, mouser etc

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Also curious about a cart for Triple Sloths.

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of course, my bad, I literally asked for a stages bom like two days ago, lol

I’ve been wanting to build triple sloths a well, I’ll see if I can get the bom happening here… :crossed_fingers:

:slight_smile: thanks, an active cart would be great!

hey, so I put together a bom for triple sloths, needs parts from both mouser and tayda

68M resistors are backordered from mouser till February

https://www.mouser.ca/Cart/
https://www.taydaelectronics.com/checkout/cart/

hope this helps

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hey thanks for this, unfortunately they both are showing up as empty carts:/

omg, here we go, couldn’t figure out how to share a mouser cart so there is an xls spreadsheet, not the best, I know, but just a few item from mouser

https://www.taydaelectronics.com/savecartpro/index/savenewquote/qid/4692724587

Cart_Jan26_1226PM.xls (75 KB)

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awesome that’s kind of you - i appreciate it!

Very cool, I hadn’t realized you could save tayda carts. For mouser, what I like to do is put parts into what they call a project (and these I believe are sharable simply by copying the url). You can then just add the project (or multiple projects) to your cart when ready to order. These can be handy when you need to go back and figure out what you ordered in the past (ex “what was that protection diode I ordered way back when I made that triple sloths?”)

no problem @classp

and thanks for the mouser tip @addamm

new mouser cart for triple sloths

https://www.mouser.ca/ProjectManager/ProjectDetail.aspx?State=EDIT&ProjectGUID=82fa2adb-6f0c-4c53-9528-2712ddd00655

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Don’t rely on the saved Tayda carts. I made up a very large order for a Lyra-8 build and was going to share it with my friend who is also building one, and I think one part went out of stock and the whole saved cart wouldn’t work. So just be careful

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Good to know. I’m usually just getting odds and ends like sockets and connectors from tayda these days and finding myself having to find things to fill out the $5 minimum :upside_down_face: I’ve built a Lyra 4 and have a lyra 8 pcb up for sale because I’m not sure I’ll get to it- that is not a small build!

Even though most of the nlc projects have most of the parts available through tayda I think it’s worth learning to navigate mouser, especially if you’re building a lot as sometimes if you order in bulk from mouser the prices are not even more than tayda and you’re theoretically getting higher quality parts (though this is another topic and not one I claim to believe in firmly).

All that said, anyone here using a divine cmos? I built one to replace a clock divider but have been having lots of fun throwing audio into it for some real madness and benjolin type stuff (which I guess is the xor magic)

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