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emilepetrone
Have an electrical guitar? Want a fun little amp? Get this
I've needed an amp for far too long, and that is when I found this little kit. It's pretty cool. Got it set up in a few minutes, connected a little speaker I had lying around from a kit bought who knows how long ago. Popped in the battery and it came right to life. Grabbed the guitar, and bam neat little amp. For a kids project, this is one of the best. Super easy to assemble, instructions are on the documentation link. Overall a fun project - the next step is getting a solid speaker to connect it to. Really want to hear this baby sing!
Dec. 17, 2013
I've needed an amp for far too long, and that is when I found this little kit. It's pretty cool. Got it set up in a few minutes, connected a little speaker I had lying around from a kit bought who knows how long ago. Popped in the battery and it came right to life. Grabbed the guitar, and bam neat little amp. For a kids project, this is one of the best. Super easy to assemble, instructions are on the documentation link. Overall a fun project - the next step is getting a solid speaker to connect it to. Really want to hear this baby sing!
Dec. 17, 2013
Response from the Seller
Awesome! Glad assembly went well for you! Let us know when you have a recording of your guitar solo :D
Dec. 18, 2013
Verified Customer
Cool little amp project.
Very easy to assemble and has a very crunchy sound when put through the proper speaker. Thanks for the great customer service.
Nov. 18, 2013
Very easy to assemble and has a very crunchy sound when put through the proper speaker. Thanks for the great customer service.
Nov. 18, 2013
Response from the Seller
Awesome :) Glad you like it!!
Dec. 9, 2013
chasxmd
PIC ASM Code Example
I got this yesterday, works great and it's very noisy on transition. The only "wish list" item I would ask is that they made this .1"longer from header pins to header pins so it would fit across my dual 3M breadboard but it works fine with the support terminal dumped into one of the power buses.
I wrote some assembly code for the PIC 16F1509 (using TAUTIC's 20 pin development board). It dumps a 8 bit counter to PORTC ... you could easily drop this onto a DAC if you were looking for rotary encoder to voltage.. you'd have to stop the code at 0x00 and 0xFF so it doesn't roll over/under though.
The code is found at: http://iradan.com/?p=341
Nov. 16, 2013
I got this yesterday, works great and it's very noisy on transition. The only "wish list" item I would ask is that they made this .1"longer from header pins to header pins so it would fit across my dual 3M breadboard but it works fine with the support terminal dumped into one of the power buses.
I wrote some assembly code for the PIC 16F1509 (using TAUTIC's 20 pin development board). It dumps a 8 bit counter to PORTC ... you could easily drop this onto a DAC if you were looking for rotary encoder to voltage.. you'd have to stop the code at 0x00 and 0xFF so it doesn't roll over/under though.
The code is found at: http://iradan.com/?p=341
Nov. 16, 2013
Response from the Seller
We'll check on why it's noisy, but glad you were able to write some PIC ASM for the kit! We'll add it to the kit site :)
Nov. 16, 2013
hedrickbt
Simple to solder up and use
This was very simple to put together. It took make 15 minutes from opening the bag to completed assemble.
I wrote up a quick tutorial on using it with Arduino as well. http://www.millamilla.com/?p=129
Oct. 3, 2013
This was very simple to put together. It took make 15 minutes from opening the bag to completed assemble.
I wrote up a quick tutorial on using it with Arduino as well. http://www.millamilla.com/?p=129
Oct. 3, 2013
Response from the Seller
Great! Glad it came together well! I'll be sure to include your tutorial and information on our site - thanks!
Oct. 4, 2013
Turtle
A fun project
I'm a medical educator. I'm using it to give people a sense of the chaos associated with fib patterns as well as the beautiful synchronization of normal function.
On next revision it needs an on/off switch. The current button is so easily pushed that it is always getting activated inadvertently. I've kludged one with a small tab of plastic that I push between the battery and its contact when I want it to stay off.
Aug. 23, 2013
I'm a medical educator. I'm using it to give people a sense of the chaos associated with fib patterns as well as the beautiful synchronization of normal function.
On next revision it needs an on/off switch. The current button is so easily pushed that it is always getting activated inadvertently. I've kludged one with a small tab of plastic that I push between the battery and its contact when I want it to stay off.
Aug. 23, 2013
Response from the Seller
Thanks for the feedback. Yeah I've gotten in the habit of just taking out the battery, but a proper on off switch would probably be a good idea. Hopefully it's helped your patients understand what's going on a bit more!
Aug. 23, 2013
UnaClocker
Lacked documentation
I bought this item, but got it with no documentation. No datasheet, not even a pinout. Contacted the seller to get the missing info, turns out they don't have any info. This item may not be suitable for anyone below an advanced skill level.
July 25, 2013
I bought this item, but got it with no documentation. No datasheet, not even a pinout. Contacted the seller to get the missing info, turns out they don't have any info. This item may not be suitable for anyone below an advanced skill level.
July 25, 2013
Response from the Seller
This issue has been addressed - please let us know if you have any other questions!
July 26, 2013