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Shouldn't be. Yes. After you confirmed TK's PM you'll get a paypal invoice. It's all in TK's PM.

Lourdes...

List updated. Those PCBs were made by pcbcart.

Nice one ;D I hereby nominate this for the "Oddest Midibox Of the Year" Award!

I can forward parts if you want me to.

Group huuuuug!

THERE ARE SPARES from order #2. If you want some sign up for them on the bulk order WIKI page. First come, first serve. THERE ARE ALSO SPARES FROM ORDER #1 (white PCBs). Supply is extremely limited and they're authentic ***rare*** buy now!!!!! SPECIAL EDITION!!!!!!1111oneleven. And white. If you want some sign up for them on the bulk order WIKI page. First come, first serve, use the comment field if you want the white ones. Since they're old and all, you can have those for 5eur a piece. Yay. What a bargain! For further information refer to the following pages: WIKI page about the PCB: http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/gm5x5x5 WIKI page for the bulk order: http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/gm5x5x5_pcb_bulk_order Cheerio, nILS

Shipped: Zzzz... zgba xpa Xarolium Wild_weasel Unit-sound Twin-X turuloid TK TheProf thejustinwalsh Strophlex StormB stigmata Smithy SLP Seppoman seekwhensir Sasha Roverbox ralfgpunkt Polykobol ping- olga42 offe Narwhal mrcam MP Moogah monokinetic meToo Matoz lukas412 lief138 kynsi koppi kokiPsiho Kartoshka Just Phil Juel Jsx Johnniebee Jack j00lz Hendrik H2O goldbug Goblinz Gerrit Flexinoodle Enth emju Einton_Zweiton durisian dukankallemegper dstamand Doug Wellington dioiob diablojoy Deimos curve chinchiu bugfight Bosone BaconJuice amp1ron Altitude alessiol If you're not on this list yet, please wait - you too will be on there in a little bit. If you have me proxy any other parts with the PCBs you'll be somehwere near the end of the list. edit: There are spares. See the WIKI for details on how to get your hands on them.

Getting rid of those extra 10 is gonna be a real problem ;) Actually... Mine!

Julien, I think you're misunderstanding sth. here. Noone is angry or mad by definition. It's just that you asked lots of questions where the answers could have been easily found by just doing a bit of reading. An even when people gave you an answer you ignored it cause it still involved a tiny bit of thinking... That's why people got angry with you - cause you're not doing your homework _before_ asking.

So african bands, that can't afford real instruments and have to resort to using bongos only, have no rhythm? Poor africans ;) (yeh I had alter your quote a bit to make it fit) If it helps any: In german they are called "upper" and "lower" as well, sometimes (seeing how they represent a fraction) "numerator" and "denominator".

lol

While m00dawg is correct and fuses are a good thing - have you ever seen a fuse in a 9V powered device? ;) Just saying... You definitely want fuses when you're working with mains.

Okay, then, while we're at it ;) Yes, it does.

You'd wanna connect the USB power from the gm5 module to J2 not J1. This will work, but USB power has a tendency to be relatively noise so it's not gonna be too nice for audio - midi and digital stuff will work nicely. Just make sure to keep the current down. There's only so much a usb port can handle, bright blue LEDs and huge backlit LCDs might not be a smart choice ;)

1. Either will work. I personally am a big fan of 9V PSUs as they are incredibly easy to find. 2. Yes, to J1 only. And pretty please use a socket and switch ;) 3. Yes.

Yeah. But also wrong ;-)

While power supplies can put out a different and usually higher voltage w/o load a battery really doesn't do that, so I guess - get a new meter. They aren't really expensive at all. I paid 10EUR for mine a while back and it works like a charm.

Um, no. The "Knobs" menu and assigments are for encoders.

http://www.schematicconnection.com/store/asp/prodtype.asp?prodtype=98 Maybe here? http://experimentalistsanonymous.com/diy/Schematics/

All the the row of black block definitely means is that your display hasn't been initialized. The most likely reasons for that would either be what philetaylor just said or the wiring from the core to the pic.

And this rocks even more: http://www.ucapps.de/cmios_fun.html

Smart move, way easier that way ;) [me=nILS]looks at TK and whistles[/me]

Yay :D

Yes, it's an mbSID I am working on with flexinoodle atm, I'll post some details in a bit.