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yogi wrote:

Going the DIY route can be fulfilling, but not always cost saving. Having a well stocked parts collection helps, but  I've got more then a few projects waiting on my next parts order; paying $8 shipping on a $1 part is a NO GO. smile
Yogi

Good point. Thanks again for the help smile

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Thanks for the answers!

thursdaycustoms wrote:

The components for variable clock kits are insanely expensive!

But aren't the components themselves very cheap? I would say such price is for labour and design rather than for the material, no?

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Hello,

I'm interested to purchase an LTC1799 PCB in Europe.
So far I found this one:  http://www.circuitbenders.co.uk/forsale/LTC/LTCPCB.html

Being new to such mods it is difficult for me to figure out if this is a fair deal, it does feel a bit pricy...

Any hints would be super appreciated!
Thanks smile

Thanks everyone for the answers.

The NL cart that I have is the same kind as the yellow one posted here http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/12226 … artridges, except that it's gray but the PCB, at a quick glance, seems to be the same.

I can't remember which NL it is to be honest, it's been many years, I would have to look for the manual in a pile of boxes. It does not have the arpeggio and gives access to three voices only so it's definitively < 1.3, maybe 1.2 ...?

Looking forward to learn more about what this flasher device could allow with such a cart.

Hello,

Sorry if that's a trivial question (first post here, hi!), I have an old NL cart, what would be the purpose of this flasher with such a cart? Could I update NL, or put LSDJ instead, or a game, or dump the saved songs?

Thanks!