DRÄPPEL

Well, I hear the kidney market is booming. You only need one anyway ;). Now I wonder how much the Monome guys are paying for these.

I think someone on this forum molded his own buttons and were offering to make them for people too but I'm not sure what happened with that. Right, here is the thread http://www.midibox.org/forum/index.php?topic=4997.0

Received my 3 chips two days ago. Excellent packaging and surprisingly cheap shipping, didn't cost more than domestic even though it was from across the globe. A+, would do business again. Thank you very much for the cheap SIDs!

I'm interested in the same kind of LCD and just like you I've only found them at crystalfontz. Maybe if we organize a mini-group buy the shipping cost won't be so crippling.

Sign me up for 3

I'm also curious as to why he has his feedback hidden. As a general rule I avoid sellers like that because they are probably hiding something.

My brain exploded. Very cool!

As my MBFM project proceeds I have now reached the "getting everything to work" phase and run into some trouble so before I do a double check again I thought I should ask you. MIOS is uploaded, I recieve F0 00 00 7E 40 00 01 F7 followed by F0 0B 0B 01 05 F7 at startup, this is how it should be I think but the upper row of the lcd is black while the lower shows nothing. I remember reading it's supposed to show a copyright message so there seems to be something wrong. MBFM app is uploaded too, don't know if this changes anything. So, does anyone have a clue as to why the lcd is only showing a black bar?

j9 is for din, and since both buttons and encoders use din, both are fine http://www.ucapps.de/mbhp/mbhp_midibox64e.gif found at http://www.ucapps.de/midibox16e.html should explain how to connect the din and dout and it seems like you already know where to connect the ain

I forgot the part that says "Mount all the parts with the exception of the three ICs." Don't fry your SID!

http://www.ucapps.de/mbhp/mbhp_sid.pdf Apply power to the module and check the voltage level between pin IC1:Vdd(28) and IC1:Vss(14) - it must be 12V for the 6581 SID, 9V for the 8580 SID. IC1 is the SID chip, Vdd(28) is the pin marked 28 on IC1 in mbhp_sid.pdf, Vss(14) is the pin marked 14 on the same chip, Vdd and Vss are printed next to the corresponding pins too. Hope this helps Cheers

Well, I have some mixed electrolytics and I think some of them are non polarized (they don't have a minus sign on them anywhere) If i can't use them I'll just get some polarized. Thanks DRÄPPEL

Hi! I've just started working on my MBFM and I'm wondering if the electrolytic caps on the opl3 board can be replaced by non-polarized caps Cheers /DRÄPPEL

Tack för tipset! Nu har jag redan beställt pottar från trimlog men kanske nästa gång. Hur är det med kvalitén?

I'm not quite sure yet, thinking of going with a very simple lfo design so I can squeeze in as many as possible. I'm just about to start building a MBFM so I still have some time to think about it. I'm aso not sure which effects I'm going to use. So far I'm thinking ReboteDelay, Small clone chorus, some kind of distortion ( it's very hard to pick one, they have alot of them at tonepad and there are even more if you look at other places too) and a compressor, although I'm not sure if the compressors made for guitars will sound good with synth sounds. If you find the cvmod that would be great! In the meantime I will look around for it too.