Posted: Mon Mar 24, 2014 4:14 pm Post subject:
Pelican Case Lunetta
Just finished my first Lunetta. It uses three chips: a 40106, a 4093 and a 4051.
I used a Pelican 1200 box. The faceplate is 1/8" aluminum with a clear label that I printed on an ink-jet printer. I then sprayed the label with clear to keep the printing from washing off. Great sounds! The diode on the power socket is a P6KE15A that clamps the input voltage at 15v. I usually power it from my home-built modular synth's Power One switching supply. It also works great with a 9V Voodoo Lab Pedal Power Iso 5 too. All inputs and outputs of the chips have 560 ohm resistors on them. The inputs all have pull-down resistors, and the outputs have super bright red LED's. [/img]
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Looks really good to me . I was looking at the schematics and I was a bit surprised by the 9K53 resistors in it. Did you have a good reason to use these or did you just have a plentiful supply of them?
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