My 3ch simple mixer PCB’s turned up.
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It looks like you went in for some of @fredrik 's “Brand name brass shavings” as well!
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Yes I did… I tagged him at first, but censured myself.
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Looking good! I dig the yellow knobs.
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Nice! I’m glad yours worked right away. Also thank you, I’m hoping to have some beginners luck. I seemed to have order the wrong power adapter for my frequency central micro bus but I have plenty to work on until that arrives.
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Thanks for this. I was struggling to find these Pots.
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Cheers 
There’s a post in this thread when the knobs arrived 50 of them seemed overkill… almost run out 
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hey nuge! oh dear have you contacted the contact on the store to let the know of the mistake? https://store.lookmumnocomputer.com/pages/we-are-here-to-help-please-allow-24-hours-for-a-reply-mon-fri
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Hey Sam,
Ben at the warehouse took care of everything. Those guys are awesome. Seemed to be a mistake with shipping but all is good. I have plenty to build until the other VCOs arrive.
Thanks for reaching out,
-NUGE
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ok grand news nuge!!!
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200-3.5 mm jack sockets [ make sure I don’t run out ] they are pretty cheap .
and the pink bag had 3 different types of IC’s for various projects , got excited and put them away before I snapped a picture .
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Reminds me I need to update my spreadsheets stuck to the wall as there’s a number of components in draws not tallied, I will end up buying them over again if they are not on the list…
Rob
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Well, I’d like to see the module that needs that many input/outputs
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(I’ve actually built a couple things that used 330k resistors since I wrote that, so iirc I’m down to 78)
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(Emphasis mine:)
And if you don’t, you’re down to zero and you need five.
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just solder 3 together and you have some almost 1M’s
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Or almost 100k in parallel, or almost 500k with two in parallel and one in series. Turns out they’re surprisingly useful 
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