With the upcoming Stooge panel run, I thought it would be prudent to
let everyone know about the status of printed circuit boards that I
have (or will have) available for some of the panels. I've also
gotten a number of queries about PCBs in the past couple of weeks.
1. The TLN-156 Neural Agonizer will be available again by the end of
August. This is my spring reverb circuit. I have another batch of
boards ordered and there is already a Stooge panel for this.
2. The DB-120 will be available again by the end of August. This is
Richard Brewster's circuit that adds more outputs to the MOTM-120.
I've had a few requests to run another batch of boards and there is
already the Stooge 120R panel for this.
3. The DB-320 will NOT be available anymore. The DB-320 is Larry
Hendry's circuit that adds more outputs to the MOTM-320. Instead,
there is a new multi-purpose daughterboard coming out that will be
able to recreate the functionality of the DB-320 (and a whole lot
more). This new board is another joint effort between Richard
Brewster, Larry Hendry, and myself and will also be available by the
end of August. I don't have any information about this new board
posted yet; I will be working on that fairly soon. So if you were
thinking about getting a Stooge 320R panel, go right ahead.
4. The DB-800 is still available. This is my add on board to the
MOTM-800. No Stooge panel is required for this one.
5. The JLH-2090CV is still available. This is Larry Hendry's add on
to Dave Hylander's expansion board for the Blacet MiniWave (which is
an adaptation of Wiard's Waveform City). Whew. There is a Stooge
panel for this entire concoction.
6. The TLN-854 Sword Of Kahless is available now. This is my new
ribbon controller project. The Stooges and I are still working out
the details on the panel. You can order the PCB now, but if you are
also interested in getting any of the other boards that are coming
out in August, I'd rather you wait until then. Less boxes to ship
means less trips to the post office for me and less shipping costs
for you.
The launch point for all of these boards can be found here:
http://www.tellun.com/motm/diy/diy.htmlThanks gang.