$2 ringmod

A very cheap ringmod effect made from a 40106, a 4066, a 0.22uF capacitor and a 1M pot.

Connections:
40106
- pin 14 is connected to v
- pin 7 is connected to gnd
- pin 1 is connected to pin 2 via the inner and one of the outer legs of the pot
- pin 1 is connected to gnd via the capacitor
- pin 2 is connected to pin 13 of the 4066

4066
- pin 14 is connected to v
- pin 7 is connected to gnd
- pin 1 is connected to the guitar signal output
- pin 2 is connected to the mixer signal input
- pin 13 is connected to pin 2 of the 40106

Other
- shield of the guitar output is connected to gnd
- shield of the mixer input is connected to gnd

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[ikmijzelf]

ow, peoples; the 40106 hex schmitt IC is the same as the 4584.

[littlescale]

oh okay. cool.

[PHANTOMPOWERS]

Oh yes. Thankyou very much. Breadboarded it earlier. Works a fuckin treat.This is going in all my future circuit bends.

[Oweng40000]

Dude I love you!

[musicsoluble]

Very cool, I've gotta get the 4066 and wire this up. Is there a substitute IC for the 4066? Thanks for posting.

[KaslarProductions]

This is DEFINATELY going in my next synth design.... thanks littlescale.... And when will your megadrive MIDI interface gunna be ready for purchase? or at least a tutorial.

[InventionsBand]

like the schematics will do =] really need help ! dont wann a buy a moogerfrooger cos of the price

[InventionsBand]

could som1 send me a link to a guide on how to make 1 of these ?

doesnt need to be too straight forward just need some steps

[WhereMightWaldoB]

yesm

[suicidecrackers]

Hello, very nice and easy project. Can you actually post a layout on a verobaord or a perfboard and also add a scheme? Thanks a lot

[aaasamaaa]

the description tells you how to do everything, if yu buy a 4016 + 4066 + the capacitors, some resistors a bread board and some alligator clips and some simple google searching, you can learn a lot about electronics.

[AppA]

absolutely needed, I'm thinking of getting into electronics, and this might be the perfect start!