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SLP: I got your info. There's 5 people missing, and they got a reminder. If you have questions that only concern your personal order, please use PMs to keep the noise down in this thread :-)

Please refer to the WIKI page for the bulk order: http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/gm5x5x5_pcb_bulk_order Under the point "What you have to do at the moment", you'll find: "Wait. I've collected most confirmations and will start sending out invoices soon." You'll get an eMail from paypal saying that someone requested money from you.

Just saying: There's no midibox project called "6582". There's the mb6582, which is Wilba's impressive implementation of an mbSID v2. 6582 is just the SID chip. As is the 6581. </mini-rant>

Nice!

Do I win too?

[x] win the lottery [x] write my diploma thesis [x] get the gm5x5x5 bulk over with [x] get a new pokey and finish the damn thing [x] finish this other app [x] get the rest of the parts for the sidLive together [x] have a frontpanel made to finally finish my mbFM [x] have a frontpanel made to finally finish my mxSID [x] have a frontpanel made to finally finish my mbAY [x] finish the cupcake [x] get sineSurfer to send me the goodies [x] build an mb64/LC with the cool pots and faders flexi gave me [x] finish the core32 layout [x] get the core32 running [x] make fewer plans edit: expanding as I remember stuff

There's no mods to be done to the C64 PSU. You don't need pictures, you need the pdf that you can find on the wiki.

[me=nILS Podewski]lädt nach[/me] Was, wie?

http://www.midibox.org/forum/index.php?action=search ;-)

I'm in a rush so I am only answering a part of the q: Both PSUs you linked to are cheap switching supplies (Schaltnetzteile) which are generally not a good thing to use in audio applications (like the SID or FM) as they tend to introduce lots of noisey and audible voltages spikes.

Don't make me delete the entire thread you guys.

TQFP64 ;-) Practice, then: practice more.

[ x ] Did you forget R80? [ ] Did you forget the jumpers? [ ] Is the firmware on all PICs?

It is the ultramate ableton controller ;D I don't use abletone, hence I am not all that excited about this really, really cool, pretty complex and incredibly powerful project - you ableton users should be though!

Well I did that to test the people checking the schem for me ;-)

After years with my old burner it refused to burn my PIC12Fs (8 pin) so I cracked and got a new one which works really well. Not USB but pretty cheap and working extremely well :-)

Ja, das geht.

Personally I like the "get a bunch of cheap chips, no matter what they actually do and some test pcbs (from mouser, reichelt or conrad) and just try" approach better.

Why does this always happen in my threads? Instead of writing this lengthy reply you coulda confirmed your order ;-) edit: ... which I see just happened :D

Sieht doch dem ruby sehr ähnlich. Wenn Du eh grad mit dem LM386 rumspielst bau gleich einen Ruby mit und häng den an eine 4x12er Box als Gitarrenamp. Das Teil ist "überraschend" :D Lohnt auf jeden Fall und macht einen sehr geil klingenden Höllenlärm ;-) [img width=320]http://schickt.de/temp/ruby.jpeg

And sineSurfer receives the "first complete reply" award ;)

Smithy wins the "first reply" within 5 seconds prize :-)

Such mal in der main.asm nach encoder_type oder sowas. Hab's grad leider nicht parat aber das sollte reichen um's zu finden ;)

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