MOTM

>VERY nice! I could listen to that bell sample all day. Absolutely
>fantastic work. Also, the addition of the Crumar equalizer is a good
>one. Always liked the psuedo-choir sound you could get by cranking the
>mid range up.
>
>So, where does one round up some TDA1022s these days? And do you have
>a rough idea of timing / pricing?

TDA1022s are still available from various sources (it has been a popular BBD 
among DIYers in Germany, but hasn't been used in large scale; that's why I 
chose this particular BBD.)

Some shops who sell them:

http://www.smallbearelec.com  (USA)

http://www.grandata.co.uk/acatalog/Grandata__TDA_745.html#a18601 (UK)

www.vintageplanet.nl (Netherlands)

You need 3 (three) TDA1022s per board, and I highly recommend to buy them 
*now* if you plan to participate in this PCB project.

I'll be ready to take orders for the PCBs in a few days; I'll be sending out 
an email order form like the one I did with the Tau Phaser.

Price for the PCB boards will be 27.00 EUR + shipping, as far as I can tell 
now fom the quantities of people who have shown interest so far.

http://www.jhaible.heim.at/triple_chorus/triple_chorus.html

JH.

In-Reply-To: <000b01c80f6d$6773e6c0$0400a8c0@jhsilent>
> TDA1022s are still available from various sources (it has been a 
> popular BBD among DIYers in Germany, but hasn't been used in large 
> scale; that's why I chose this particular BBD.)
> 
> Some shops who sell them:
> 
> http://www.smallbearelec.com  (USA)
> 
> http://www.grandata.co.uk/acatalog/Grandata__TDA_745.html#a18601 
> (UK)


My bad,

grandata are out, sorry Jurgen


Keith

http://home.freeuk.net/lowpass