[sdiy] FS: Massive Synth/Recording-DIY collection

Fri Dec 17 19:18:11 CET 2004

This appeared on AH.  

I've purchased from him before, and he certainly proved to be trustworthy.

Cheers,
Scott

-----Forwarded Message-----
From: toothpaste at toothpastefordinner.com
Sent: Dec 17, 2004 12:00 PM
To: analogue at hyperreal.org
Subject: [AH] FS: Massive Synth/Recording-DIY collection

	This is a collection I've amassed over the past 4-5 years. It is 
massive in scope and is almost exclusively focused on parts used to 
build/repair analog synths and recording gear.

	Would someone please forward this to the Synth-DIY list for me, 
pretty please? I de-subbed to it a while ago as my interest in DIY has 
waned, but I would like the folks over there to be able to see this too.

	I am asking $249 for the collection, plus shipping ($30 UPS within
the USA should cover it.) It is a ridiculous amount of parts which are all
individually bagged (took me hours). If you want to pick up in Columbus
OH, you can have the parts drawers that these originally resided in.

	Here we go...

ALL QUANTITIES ARE APPROXIMATE! Expect to vary within +/-20%. I have 
estimated conservatively. Small quantities are exact. All parts are new 
and unused unless otherwise marked. ALL PARTS ARE DIP/through-hole. 
Resistors are mostly 1/4 watt but some values are mixtures of 1/4 and 1/8 
watt.

Transistors:
2n3904 - 30
2n3906 - 30
2n5087 - 15
2n5088 - 60
2n5089 - 50
TIS93 - 50
BC549B - 20
2N5458/5457 - 10
MPSA14 - 25
misc FET (2N3819, MPF102, J201) - 10
misc regulator (317/337/78xx/79xx) - 20
misc PNP/NPN/Darlington - 10
misc Japanese (pulled from old Roland/Korg gear, some rare stuff here) - 
40

total: about 350

ICs:

OPAMPS-
BA324 (industrial spec LM324) - 25
BA358 (" " LM358) - 20
BA393 - 8
TL064 - 50
TL084 - 9
CA3080E - 10
BA662 - used, 1
TL072 - 30
NE5534 - 20
NE5532 - 20

Burr-Brown chips-
2x OPA627
3X OPA2228
3X OPA2604
3X OPA2134

misc-
LM301 - 5
LF353 - 4
CA3046 - 6
CD4046 - 1
CD4069 - 1
CD4538 - 1
MC4013 - 1
HDC4016 - 1
LM555 - 5
LM386 - 7
XR2209 (LFO chip from exar) - 2
MC1496 (ring mod chip) - 3

MAXIM chips: 2 each of MAX274A, OP07, OP27, OP37, MXL1013, MXL1007, 
MAX427, MAX038

total: about 220

IC sockets:
8 pin - 31
16 pin - 12
18 pin - 4

total: about 47

caps:

Polystyrene film kit PS-KT1 from Xicon
(120 caps from 100pF to 820pF, only used a couple out of it)

680pF ceramic - 100
10u 25V electro - 70
about 50-100 each of these 16v electros:
1u, 2.2u, 3.3u, 4.7u, 10u, 22u, 100u, 220u

10pF axial ceramic caps - 17
100pF axial ceramic caps - 95
0.47u 50V radial tantalum - 10
misc. polystyrene caps, many values from 0.001u to 0.1u+ - 150

total: about 600-700

resistors (in ohms):
all are 5% tolerance, 1/4 or 1/8 watt
all are bagged by value , *NOT RANDOMLY THROWN IN A BOX!!*
approx. 500 each: 1M, 22k

approx. 200 each of the following values (each of these are individually 
bagged and some are still labeled with mouser codes):
39, 100, 120, 330, 820, 2.2k, 3.3k, 3.9k, 4.7k, 5.6k, 8.2k, 10k, 12k, 15k, 
20k, 33k, 47k, 82k, 91k, 100k, 120k, 150k, 180k, 220k, 330k, 470k, 510k, 
620k, 680k, 750k, 1.2m, 1.8m, 2.7m, 3.3m, 3.9m

and 50-100 each of almost any of the intermediate values not listed here. 
decades of 1, 2.2, 3.3, 4.7, and 6.8 mostly, with some weirder ones thrown 
in here and there. so 1k, 6.8k, 68k, etc.

total: about 5000+

switches/pots:

mini Mountain Switch toggle switches:
DPDT on-off-on: 4
SPDT: 7
DPDT: 4

2p6t rotary switches (mouser 10WW026) - 7

potentiometers- mostly 16mm/25mm Alpha, about 50 total
values- 500, 1k, 5k, 10k, 50k, 100k, 500k, 1M, 2M

hardware:
2000 - 4-40 x 1/4" pan-head slotted screws
2000 - matching nuts

misc:

Vactrol VTL5C2 - 30
6N139 (optoisolator) - 1
1N914/4148 diodes - 200
CdS photocells - 20
9VDC, 250mA, 2.1mm center-positive 120VAC adapters - 20

pad-per-hole boards from Small Bear Electronics:
1.5"x1.5": 10
1.5"x3": 10
3"x4.5": 6

	thank you for the bandwidth. I hope someone will purchase and
enjoy this 'cause I haven't had enough time or energy in my life lately to
do so myself. :)

	drew

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