My next JLC is getting close!
There should be…
Kosmo Multi Midi Filter.
The FAT-DRUM ( TWIN T drummer adaption )
Fixed panel for my ADSR 25mm Module.
A nano Midi Sheild
A Control board for a DMX project
and some designs my son wanted…
Lots to look forward too… Maybe it will land on the weekend.
will do :))) (gotta keep discourse happy by filling it out…)
Thanks @ctorp!
I’ve been wanting a Devilfish TB-303 since 1994 or whenever it first appeared on Plastikman records. Until recently there wasn’t a next best thing and I tend to not spend $5,000 or more on what is essentially the bassline part of a modded groovebox. $200, though?:
Joining the collection x0x boxes, BTW:
you will have to enlarge the room 
FAT DRUMS PCB SET
MIDI FILTER PCB SET, with sub board ( the later is not centred correctly on the pin header but should just fit hopefully)
NANO Midi Sheild left and a board for a display/button module for something else. and replacement control sub boards for the ADSR.
oohh thats a big box …
Some Seimitsu 30mm Arcade Buttons, so I can start playing around with the RPi Pico and making making my own Super simple midi keyboard.
The other silver techno box…
I had done a rabbithole dive into musical apps for Palm devices but I choose this, Yamaha QY70, and that one device @lookmumnocomputer declared, “impossibly frustrating I gotta say,” from Roland’s geniuses for musical performances that can fit some space challenged logistics.
-Fumu / Esopus
Both my drums and guitar rig have ridiculously long midi cables. While a recent switch to cat5 cable improved matters these wee gadgets were so cheap I thought I’d give wireless a go.
Cables… loads of cables (the ones on the left are donated ones). Oh and an iPad adapter (not pictured) for using BSP with miRack =)
which as it turns out you dont need a midi to usb cable for =D saved £30 for future things. win win.
And since writing this one and not posting it…
ive had a box of multi Diodes, 8 Switches and a box of Pot’s arrive. All for the Analog Output modded 8Step ive started working on
still waiting on some 1/8 to 1/4 jacks so i dont need to waste time making adapters, though i am tempted to make some as Mult’s anyway =)
A DSO Shell just turned up. In my head I knew it would be small, but I’m not sure I was prepared for just how small… Tiny!
The soldering sort of went OK, but the calibration is totally toast. There was a signal line across the middle, but it was just a bumpy line, not even remotely a square wave. Reflowed the pins on the BNC connector and one of the header pins and now I get nothing… 
Has anyone else had trouble calibrating theirs…?
I wish i could help, but i bought mine pre assembled 
Depending on the input sensitivity that could have been mains humm?
Pots and panels from @popflier!
