Beavisaudio - Noisy Cricket 1/2W amp
i've been wanting to do the noisy cricket for some time now, and since i don't "read" schematics that well yet, i was glad to see the vero-layout for the noise cricket mkII
but has anyone done it on veroboard yet?
and ideas for a headphone-output would be IDEAL!!
but has anyone done it on veroboard yet?
and ideas for a headphone-output would be IDEAL!!
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Wire the out to a 1/8" headphone jack with a 100ohm pot in series set up as a voltage divider?? I think!
- modman
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The whole project and all files for the Noisy Cricket are online:
http://beavisaudio.com/Projects/NoisyCricket/DIY/
Thanks to Beavis - he's here somewhere, I know.
Credit due, however much Ruby indebted.
Moving this to the DIY folder, as it's a project fully hosted elsewhere.
http://beavisaudio.com/Projects/NoisyCricket/DIY/
Thanks to Beavis - he's here somewhere, I know.
Credit due, however much Ruby indebted.
Moving this to the DIY folder, as it's a project fully hosted elsewhere.
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- beavis
- Breadboard Brother
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Very much credit due to the ROG folks. On the main noisy cricket I give them lots of props and a link.modman wrote:The whole project and all files for the Noisy Cricket are online:
http://beavisaudio.com/Projects/NoisyCricket/DIY/
Thanks to Beavis - he's here somewhere, I know.
Credit due, however much Ruby indebted.
Moving this to the DIY folder, as it's a project fully hosted elsewhere.
Also, I am now the first and only DIY site to feature full frontal nudity on my home page.
beavisaudio.com
- polarbearfx
- Resistor Ronker
damn you dano that has got to be the best laid out best build it yourself guides I have ever seen. nice job!
- MoreCowbell
- Transistor Tuner
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Dano also made a great layout on Radio Shack IC board....polarbearfx wrote:damn you dano that has got to be the best laid out best build it yourself guides I have ever seen. nice job!
http://www.beavisaudio.com/Projects/Noi ... k_Rev2.pdf
Hi, I am a newbie trying to build this and I have a question about the grit switch.
On the schematic, the switch is connected to 100nf(C4) and the other side to 100nf(C3)and the 7th leg of the IC. However on the layout, the switch is connected to 100nf and the other side to 220`μf, 10Ω, and the 5th leg of the IC.
Which is correct?
On the schematic, the switch is connected to 100nf(C4) and the other side to 100nf(C3)and the 7th leg of the IC. However on the layout, the switch is connected to 100nf and the other side to 220`μf, 10Ω, and the 5th leg of the IC.
Which is correct?
- RLBJR65
- Resistor Ronker
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Hmmm this layout appears wrong to me too.eggstein wrote:Hi, I am a newbie trying to build this and I have a question about the grit switch.
On the schematic, the switch is connected to 100nf(C4) and the other side to 100nf(C3)and the 7th leg of the IC. However on the layout, the switch is connected to 100nf and the other side to 220`μf, 10Ω, and the 5th leg of the IC.
Which is correct?
http://beavisaudio.com/Projects/NoisyCricket/DIY/
The Vero and RatShack layouts look okay.
Should be like this. (sorry for the quick and dirty pic)
https://img519.imageshack.us/img519/7383/nchu3.png
If you already have the board made it's no big deal to fix you can put a jumper in where C4 was then cut the trace on the right and put it there.