The Parts Are In, Breadboard Done

Well, I got the parts in, then hastily breadboarded the thing and it worked, so naturally I was so excited to get it all soldered in I forgot to take breadboard pictures or sound samples (DOH!). It sounded rather well though if I do say so myself....

Here are a few pictures of what I have on the typical Radioshack PC board...








Please excuse the HORRIBLE soldering job on that last one... I'm ashamed but no shorts so it'll work for now!

I hope to finish it tomorrow as well as get "How to Build a Damn Chippy: Part II" up!

Check back later for more horrible soldering! :)

How to Build the "Damn Chippy" : Part I

Well then, I have an idea, a schematic, and will have parts tomorrow... I think it's time to build an amp! It will be based of off Beavis Audio's Noisy Cricket with a few of my personal touches.
I will be breadboarding the thing before I actually build it though. If the amp goes well, I may end up making PCB's (and/or entire amp kits) and selling them. Please leave a comment if you would be interested in such a deal.

Until I experiment with it and offer a kit, I will make your life easier and provide a Mouser bill of materials (BOM) that you can import into the "My Mouser" bill of materials importer.

311-1901F-1k|1
311-1901F-10k|1
311-1901F-100k|1
103-0132-EVX|1
103-0008-EVX|1
140-MLRL10V220-RC|2
140-PF2A473K|2
140-PF1H104K|4
513-NJM#386BD|1
512-MPF102D74Z|1
604-WP7113SEC|1
604-WP7113QBC/D|1
568-NYS229|2

Just copy and paste that into the text box. You can then just order the project and it will save you time tracking down all the parts!! No need to thank me! hehe

Now that your parts are on the way, you're in the same boat I am! They should be in tomorrow and I'll post the schematic, my breadboard layout, and some pictures. Who knows, I may even finish and start making a prototype PCB. One can only hope!