This thread is intended to be a reference guide for current KOSMO Format Builders within our Discourse Community.
I plan to keep this thread updated, and would love for the thread comments to consist of potential helpful updates to your own “profile” listed below
User: @analogoutput GitHub Repository Reverb or Tindie usually empty unless I have some extra boards/panels to unload (which I do right now, September 2020) Youtube
Syracuse, NY, USA
Released Modules:
Mikrokosmos Piezo amplifier (Kosmo version of Music Thing Mikrophonie) [PCB, panel]
Gate Grinder Gate/trigger/clock source and processor [2 PCBs, panel]
User: @twinturbo
[GitHub Repository twinturbo · GitHub ]
[Sales Platform] Direct Contact via PM at present. Youtube
Carlisle, UK
Modules Released [recomend not using the Gerber files as they may not be up to date]
Work In Progress
Clatyune Simple VCO [ 2 end builder tweaks on remaing present stock ]
Claytune “Nokofia” 3310 based Simple ADSR [Fault Finding At Present]
The “Cheap-Step” Pro [ Work In Progress ]
Claytune Thruminator [ Quad Midi Thru Filter ]
Claytune NanoMidi Shield
Claytune FatDrums [ Quad Twin T Drum ]
as a reminder to keep things friendly . if you are going to offer something based on someone else’s work , like from github please ask first . everyone’s been pretty chill about this , but lets avoid any problems and be respectful of others work .
I have literally never heard/seen this word in my life lol.
I didn’t know it was actually a thing, I do it often on random words so I can read them better lol.
KOSMO format builders will likely be coming to this wiki before this is used but @d42kn355 asked Reverb to make a category for builders and so it came to be.
This is so very true thanks to @lookmumnocomputer 's mad mind!!
KOSMO will kick it at his usual haunt “The Museum of Everything Else” whilst we are all asleep in our beds…
Working on the PSU this weekend, one big caveat on that for anyone intersted would be they have to be confident working on 115/220V AC as it’s got an on board transformer.
Going to be doing a PCB and Panel for Jos’s Scope hopefully too over the weekend.
Mostly this is all for my own benefit, but if i can cover the cost of DEV and help a few people out with stuff then alls good…
hell yeah fire and brimstone bring on the lighting bolts , LOL . yeah this shits dangerous but here’s how … . sorry yeah mains amperage is deadly and not a thing to joke about . never mess with if you have no experience with it , because it may be your last experience . and for those that have experience remember to fuse the line side and cover any exposed circuitry so no one can come in contact with high voltage / amperage . pcb and panel
the recommendation will be a separate sealed enclosure with a AC in and a 12-0–12 output. I can’t stop somone building it with a bare jack lead draped across the LINE input. But the encapsulated transformer takes away a bit of the danger.
The design will be nothing dramatic, but will be an ideal cheap PCB build for +12 -12 Builders.
I added location to the listing, since it’s relevant in deciding whether to get boards from a creator or to grab the Gerbers and order from a fabricator.
The actual transformer is a ASN AS4214_E-0500-120-D , I think I had to create a footprint in KiCad for the last encapsulated transformer I used. Not got anywhere over this weekend as we have been having a massive clear out and tidy of the garage.
Yeah, it’s trying ot balance cost, size, output. And not actually having any idea what the draw is on each module ( which would be useful ). Found this one at farnel, it’s a little under the ASN spec but still 4 times that of the other one. https://uk.farnell.com/myrra/44440/transformer-22va-230v-2-x-12v/dp/1214619
aargh discourse has no scotland flag
