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Wow. I very much like what i see and hear.
Been looking for something like this for a while.
Are there others available?
If you make them available again, I'll take one or two of the TGTSH pcbs, and can prepay as soon as you give me a go-ahead with pricing and availability. Following this up with a PM.
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Okay. Seeing as how this could probably be used as a "conventional" S&H as well, I could go for 3 of them.  |
Oh yes, it works just fine as a stand-alone S/H. It doesn't include a clock as many traditional designs do, but it has a low droop rate and can sample at audio rates (meaning to over 5 kHz) for some truly horrid effects.  |
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| ENDIF wrote: | Wow. I very much like what i see and hear.
Been looking for something like this for a while.
Are there others available?
If you make them available again, I'll take one or two of the TGTSH pcbs, and can prepay as soon as you give me a go-ahead with pricing and availability. Following this up with a PM. |
There is a chaos generators (true chaos) and a radical waveshaper available. Check out my site:
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Boards for the circuits below are currently available.
http://home.comcast.net/~ijfritz/ch_cir1.htm (EZChaos)
http://home.comcast.net/~ijfritz/ch_cir2.htm (Jerkster) SOLD OUT!!!
http://home.comcast.net/~ijfritz/ch_cir3.htm (TGTSH) SOLD OUT!!!
http://home.comcast.net/~ijfritz/sy_cir8.htm (5Pulser)
These are priced at $9 (US) per BOARD to cover manufacturing costs.
Please add the following per SHIPMENT for shipping/handling:
$3 (US) for US or Canadian addresses
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$6 (US) for other (overseas) addresses
Please send me your shipping address and deposit funds (sorry, NO CREDIT CARD payment) into my Paypal account, which is frijitz {{at}} yahoo {{dot}} com.
Thanks for your interest.
Ian
(edited to update availability)
Edit 07/09/20: No boards are currently available.
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kryptic
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| Hi Ian, I am very interested in 2 of these boards, will there be another run soon? |
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I've Had one of these built for about a month now and have had alot of fun with it
I put it in its panel today and thought I should post some pics of it hear
A big thanks to Mr Fritz for coming up with such a god module
I can't wait to get the rest of the parts to do the EZ Chaos to go with it
cheers
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Wow. That is a rather beefy panel, if I may say so.
It looks very well done.
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| krisp14u wrote: | I've Had one of these built for about a month now and have had alot of fun with it
I put it in its panel today and thought I should post some pics of it |
Looks great Paul 
Thanks for putting it up.
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kryptic
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Maybe eventually, but not soon. I sold quite a number of these boards, but so far only a couple of people have actually built them out.
I don't care about making any money selling boards, but it does take a lot of time and effort to keep track of all the orders and to do the packaging and mailing. At this point, it doesn't seem worth the effort to do another run, but I appreciate your interest, and I will revisit this question in another six months or so.
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Maybe eventually, but not soon. I sold quite a number of these boards, but so far only a couple of people have actually built them out.
I don't care about making any money selling boards, but it does take a lot of time and effort to keep track of all the orders and to do the packaging and mailing. At this point, it doesn't seem worth the effort to do another run, but I appreciate your interest, and I will revisit this question in another six months or so.
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Mine is at this point only lacking 4x 5.6V zener diodes. My next delivery should have those in them, and I'll be panel mounting mine. I'll take some pictures when that happens.
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Hi Ian
am in the process of building my 2nd TGTSH board and am curious about the pcb layout design.
There are a couple of sections where the tracks travel in loops around some components. I assume this is some kind of shielding against noise? Could you tell us a bit more about it? Thanks
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| andrewF wrote: | Hi Ian
am in the process of building my 2nd TGTSH board and am curious about the pcb layout design.
There are a couple of sections where the tracks travel in loops around some components. I assume this is some kind of shielding against noise? Could you tell us a bit more about it? Thanks
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Right. This is a standard "guard ring" arrangement. It's purpose is to prevent surface leakage currents from draining the holding cap. The guarded circuit is a high impedance point. The guard ring is at the same potential but at a low impedance. Since both nodes are at the same potential, no current can flow.
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