Who’s got them, built them, and know they work?!
I did this one a few weeks back. Works quite well.
system_100_duallfo_159 (1)|431x500
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R1: 22K
R2: 10K
R3: 10K
R4: 4K7
R5: 100K
R6: 4K7
R7: 1M
R8: 2K7
R9: 8K2
R10: 1M
R11: 22K
R12: 100K
R13: 6K8
R14: 47K
R15: 47K
R16: 220R
R17: 47K
R18: 22K
R19: 6K8
R20: 100K
R21: 82K
R22: 1M
R23: 470K
R24: 10K
R25: 1K
R26: 4K7
R27: 100K
Level: 10K*
Tone: 10K*
Decay: 500K I say 250k(B)
*No indication of whether these are lin or log, although on the paperwork, it says “(guess)” next to the level control, so I’m assuming it’s a case of trial and error?
Capacitors:
xC1: 220pF (ceramic)
xC2: 15nF (poly)
xC3: 100nF (poly)
xC4: 33nF (poly)
C5: 15nF (poly)
C6: 15nF (poly)
xC7: 100nF (poly)
xC8: 33µF / 6.3V
C9: 0.47µF / 50V
C10: 0.47µF / 50V
xC11: 1µF / 50V
xC12: 0.1µF (ceramic)
xC13: 0.1µF (ceramic)
xC14: 0.1µF (ceramic)
Diodes:
D1: 4148
D2: 4148
D3: 1N914A
Transistors:
T1: BC546
T2: BC546
T3: BC546
T4: BC546
T5: BC546
T6: BC556
IC1: TL072P
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Oh thats awesome! Do you know if it works properly at +/-12v, as the diagram lists a +/-15v supply
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Most 15V designs work on 12V, though sometimes minor adjustment of some components is needed to make them run as originally intended.
Apparently the CEM3340 can only take 24V peak-to-peak anyway, so using a 15V supply doesn’t really get you anywhere.
That’s all well and good, but I was referring to the stripboard layout of the 808 kick 
Specifically whether Doolang had tried it on a 12v supply and if it needs adjusting to make it work properly.
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Yup! I’m using it with a 12volt supply. No issues. I find the output a little low. Trying to remedy that right now.
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Fab! I have about 90% of the components for it and am putting in a rapid order later this week so I will have to put one together. Have you got any of the other 808 layouts? Just being greedy now 
Check this place out. I haven’t tried them myself, but people have had luck with them.
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Saw that thread, looks promising!
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Oh very nice, I shall be giving them a go! After all, everyone needs more cowbell…
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What a beauty! Love it!
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deeemmmooooo it! 
would love to hear it 
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Just have one more tweak to make and I’ll post a video
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Hey so I just finished building the strip board version of the vco tuner. It seems to be functioning for the most part but the display seems to be spouting random lines and values and everything seems to be wired correctly and done correctly. I’m not sure if anyone else has built it and encountered a similar issue with the display not working or being accurate. The most I can get are random F,G,ds and maybe an occasional B. please help?
This thread may be useful for running specific designs on different voltages, from Muffwiggler. Apologies if linking to other forums breaks some rule.
https://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=49671
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I had the same issue. Edited some code and it’s fine now. Try this. New Tuner Sketch
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Check yo pins. That seems to be a common mistake if its throwing garbage.
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