[sdiy] Any good TB clone projects? (Meadowfield address)

[nN AAt e e]

> Can you recommend any DIY TB-303 clone project for a guy who
> understands basic electronics and is getting quite skilled with the
> soldering iron but who has too limitied theoretical knowledge to build
> his own from scratch? I would like to get a clone that sounds like the
> original (and I know there's alot more to it than just a sawwave and a
> resonant lowpass...) and preferably also looks similiar and operates
> like the original - and can be run on batteries.

i know what you mean... i've been getting bored with just modding all my
guitar pedals and repairing random junk, and now i want to build
something... since i can't really make the time to get setup to to PCBs,
i'll either have to go with a full/semi-full kit [probably PAiA modular or
fatman], or drop a lot of credit for a small modular for christmas -- which
would definitely give me an awesome headstart allowing me to build kit
modules without having to worry about power supplies or waiting to get a
working system...

> The only thing I've found is the Meadowfield clone
> (www.meadowfield.freeuk.com/synth/tb303a.html) but as I'm a newbie
> there's some things I don't understand. Is there any way of getting in
> touch with the author of the Meadowfield page? I couldn't find his
> email address anywhere.

that would be mr. mark smith -- mark.smith at pace.co.uk

- nate