Nintendetar Guitar & Bass Pedal...PCB & Instructions...

[dadaumpa]

when I was very young my father bought a kit from Raytheon that was building blocks each with a component in it, you built projects on a cookie sheet and the blocks connected by magnets/metal contacts. It was geared toward kids but you could make a lot of things, it even had a photo cell and you could make a crude theremin that worked from the amount of light. It was my favorite toy ever

still exists today: http://www.lectron.de/

only available in German however, and quite pricey.

cheers,
Aldo

[Dean Aka Nekro]

Update on the pedal, Via a daughter board which is on Paul's vero thingy blog and anyone with skill beyond my own should be able to implement it if you want to add the function (Its what I've been nagging/bullying him to do, Problem was getting a smooth lfo as it was clicking on each cycle or whatever the correct term is, Anyway Paul's sorted it), So if you fancy having a listen first there are a few demo clips here:
http://soundcloud.com/3cardsshort/nintendetar-demo
and

Hope its useful to all who has one and would like to get further tinkering with your's to get as much as you can from it

Best to all as always, Cheers

Dean

[pinkjimiphoton]

hey paul,
can ya send me the damn schematic?
i lost it when my damn hp laptop went down...
thanks mate
jimi

[pinkjimiphoton]

hey guys, paul can't seem to find the schematic either, can someone send me a copy please? p h a t j b p AT g m a i l DOT kahm...
just take out the spaces etc...

thanks!!