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> Message: 11
> Date: Wed, 29 Sep 2004 14:26:41 -0700 (PDT)
> From: Tentochi <tentochi2003@...>
> Subject: [FS] Neural Agonizer Dual Spring Reverb Kits and Assembled
> Module (TLN-156)
>
> I had been waiting to announce this, but Scott turned up the heat a
> little.
>
> Look at the end for the information on the assembled module if you
> are intersted.
>
> There are several kits available (first come first served). I am
> selling them for US$525 each. The
> kits include:
>
> Drilled Stooge FP (just arrived today!) and mounting screws
> 2 Tellun Corp. Neural Agonizer PCBs
> Kester Organic and No-Clean Solder
> Printed Copy of Scott's Documentation
> Printed Copy of Kit Notes (written by me)
> Insured Priority Mail Shipping to anywhere in United States with
> delivery confirmation
> Any Paypal fees
> 2 Accutronics Reverb Tanks (you pick reverb length and orientation)
> (already converted)
> 16 Switchcraft Jacks (112A)
> Stooge L-Bracket
> Stooge RF shield
> 9 Alco Knobs
> Assembled Dual-Jack Power Cables
> Alpha Hook-Up Wire (in MOTM colors)
> Standard MOTM Coax (RG174/U)
> Cable Ties
> Spectrol Tuner Tool (for trim pots)
> Heat Shrink Tubing
> All MOTM-Style Pot Washers
> NKK DPDT Switch
> All Xircon 1% Metal-Film Resistors (1M+ 5%)
> 4 CA3280E dual OTAs
> 7 OP275GP dual Op-Amps
> 7 LT1013 dual Op-Amps
> 1 TL072CP dual Op-Amps
> Machined Turned Pin Gold Plated sockets for CA3280E's and 2 OP275GP's
> 4 VTL5C3 Vactrols
> 9 100K Lin Spectrol Pots
> Cable Ties
> all other parts as specced or higher
>
> This list is subject to change without notification. Also, I don't
> believe there are any mistakes
> in the above list, but it could be possible.
>
> This kit is a monster! I haven't assembled anything from a kit or
> PCB that was bigger. With 2
> PCBs, a full 3U FP, and mutiple connections to 2 reverb tanks it is
> amazing. The amount of work
> it takes to bring all of the parts together is also amazing. I
> think I purchased parts from
> around 8 different vendors--and it was a hassle to say the least.
> I have been working on this
> project for almost a year. With 2 exceptions, everything is in
> house and bagged up ready to ship.
> I have the Spectrol pots on order and they are due to arrive in
> December (not that far away
> actually). And once I have all of the orders and requests for
> reverb tank types, I will place
> that order. I have ordered a fair number of tanks from Accutronics
> in the past and they have a
> very good turn around time.
>
> You will have 2 options for shipping (at no additional cost): 1.
> I will ship the kit once the
> reverb tanks arrive and then ship the pots once they arrive. or
> 2. I will ship everything when
> the pots arrive in December.
>
> Payment in full can be made via Postal Money Order (preferred),
> Paypal or personal check (drawn
> off of US bank).
>
> If you would like to purchase a kit, email me for availability and
> I will also give you the
> options for the reverb tank.
>
> I am not selling these to make money. I just divided the parts
> costs evenly among the kits and
> assembled module. I am offering these a service to the modular
> community to make things a little
> easier and more enjoyable for people. I am providing the parts for
> the module. I am not an
> engineer and I am not the designer. If I supply the wrong part, I
> will replace it free of charge.
> If you need help assembling or troubleshooting the module, you
> will need to contact the designer,
> Scott Juskiw, for assistance.
>
> This is my 2nd kit to sell and my second assembled module, so I
> have learned a lot. All items
> individually packaged (very similar to MOTM).
>
> I also have 1 assembled module for sale. The PCBs are completely
> assembled, the reverbs tanks are
> in-house and prepped; it is just waiting for me to drill the FP
> which arrived today and for the
> Spectrol pots to arrive. I can obtain the Spectrol pots now, but
> the cost would go up about $50.
> This has a few parts that have been upgraded from what Scott specs
> in his BOM. In particular all
> Bourns trim pots have been used throughout to match the MOTM
> standard. I don't know if you will
> see another one of these for sale, so this is a great deal for
> either the non-kit builder or
> someone that doesn't have the time right now to assemble a kit.
> The cost shipped is US$725.
>
> If you have more questions about the design, check out this page:
> http://tellun.com/motm/diy/tln156/TLN-156.html
>
> If you have additional questions about the kits or assembled
> module, email me directly at:
> tentochi2003@...
>
> Cheers!
> Todd Faulkner
> Columbus, OH