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Here is another Midibox in the wild. Lacking both time and skills to really build one myself, i had one of the trusted builder to handle that part for me. This one was built by @Menzman (Michael Menze) here on the forum. Very nice chap and highly recommended if anyone else wanna take this route to get your hands on this wonderful piece of hardware. You can find him via the trusted builders list @ midiphy) edit: if a moderator can move this to the correct thread in the forum (v4+) it would be great, i just saw i accidently put it in the wrong one :) sorry! @Hawkeye ?

Ok, this is a question. You have 1 7809 v regulator and 1 7812 (12v for 6581) by using the jumper you choose. You always should measure your voltage after soldering your pcb (and test the jumper), so than you are save. However, I recommend using a SwinSID if you are a Beginner or want to be on the really save side and protect your SIDs as long as you are in the soldering/building/testing progress. And care about the advice I gave you about 6581, they are old, they are rare. It's better to use just 2 or 1 instead of them all because they are old and rare and they are kind of fragile now.

:-) or buy 5 Hong Kong Clone's :-) and use them all.... what I mean is whether the jumper system works properly on this hong kong clone, from 9 to 12V, and how exactly it works. I am a bit insecure and afraid that I will mess it up

Hi Dwestbury, Thank you for sharing! I have 10 original SID's laying around here and I love to play with them in a nice synth After I have found out that I "missed the boat" for ordering the orignal sammichSID kit, your info is very value for me I have a question I have multible versions of the SID, I have 8 X 6581 and two 8580R5 Can I place them all without problems in the Hong Kong sammichSID? I have to following SID's: 6581 CBM 6581 CBM 6581R3 4885 6581R3 4885 6581 CBM 4184 6581 6581 R3 0686 6581R4 8580R5 8580R5