Just wanted to post some pics of the final assembly, swapped out caps to styrene ones and added a volume knob on the side. Thanks for the help since I self sourced came together pretty easy!
Also here is a pic of all my DIY sound making devices, soon to be joined by a sammichsSID also
But I love building and using electronics that make and effect sound, once I get a proper place to work thatāll help too, right now Iām pretty much crammed into a single room. Itās a winter hobby thing, when summer comes itās car time, plus Iām better at that!
On a side note, youāll see I added a heat sink to the positive regulator, it seemed to get pretty warm even when plugged into 9VDC, probably because itās running everything else, unlike the negative regulator.
@Starfire:
I was on the āSHvanBommelās never ending group buyā, great design thank you for doing this. ( Makes me think I had to finish my arduinome case )
I donāt have a sammichSID but I have a C=64 running mssiah64, and all I can say is those SID chips sounds really great to me. ( I mean, if you are into chiptune you will really love it )
Yeah I feel so bad about that whole thing, I should have organized it myself, but he just stepped in and took over and seemed to be doing a good job, live and learn I guess.
Iāve been thinking of doing a small run of the arduinome boards with parts, but Iād pre-buy everything and then just get a list going.
Iāve been trying to hack together a 8-bit synth based of an arduino to make it easy for others, but with all the options for kits and such it just doesnāt seem worth it. Might try to work up a sequencer using again the arduino, there is the GorF but (which I am going to self source one with some custom buttons) you canāt buy the kit anymore and the buttons are godly expensive in the US