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Revision as of 23:34, 2 December 2016
Intro
MC = Master of Ceremony? No: Music Cassette! Yeah! Was hat es auf sich mit dem Mic Mac? C'est français et ça veut dire: "Chrüsimüsi!" A mess with music tape. And that it's what it is. A simple op-amp-circuit for your oldschool tapehead.
Circuit
We found a lot of circuits in an old electronicbook in our makerspace in Zürich. But unfortunatly we forgot the name of the book and that's why you need to draw it in reverse from the nice pcb.
Etching
File:MicMacMC1.0 big mirrored.pdf
File:MicMacMC2.0 small mirrored.pdf
Art
Prototype
Credits
urbs, fx, tormod, ruedi, michi, tillo, ...