[sdiy] need a small/cheap/quick project (pref. music or sound)

[Dave Manley]

Don't knock it, if you haven't played with one.  If you like noise, 
these emit a wide variety and with the two LDR's are highly interactive 
- putting your thumbs over the 'eyes' allows a great deal of control.

notime at all wrote:
> Uhg! While cute, I think that they're a tad overpriced and a just a 
> bit gimmicky.  Here's something that's not that much more useful but 
> at least it's actually cheap.
>
> http://www.goldmine-elec-products.com/prodinfo.asp?number=C4722
>
>
> On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 3:52 PM, Dave Manley <dlmanley at sonic.net 
> <mailto:dlmanley at sonic.net>> wrote:
>
>     Horton wrote:
>
>         I haven't done any projects in a while, but I'm feeling the itch
>         again. I got bogged down in a big project a while back and need a
>         "palate cleanser" to get back into soldering and so on.
>
>         Does anyone have a suggestion of a small/quick/cheap kit that
>         I can
>         build, preferably something sound or music-related? I need some
>         practice before I go back to my big endeavor (MFOS weird sound
>         generator).
>
>
>     a whole lotta fun for $70 - http://bleeplabs.com/thingamakit/
>
>     you do need some tools to drill the holes for the enclosure.
>