A nice and easy build today.
The NLC Sloth/Chaos is a really cool module to have.
I have one in Serge format but it's equally useful for my Eurorack gear.
I can best describe this as a very slow LFO. Cycles can last between 15 secs
& 15 minutes. Andrew has two versions.: Slow or Super Slow. I'll probably
build both, but this page will be for the Super Slow Version.
Here is a link to Andrew's NLC website where you can purchase these Sloth PCBs.
His main website is here.
And his blog.
Muffs Thread.
The Build notes & BOM for the Sloth are here.
First some pics of the virgin panel & PCB:
.IC and Power headers first:
Resistors & Caps next.
The components for the Sloth & Super Sloth are different.
For the Super-Sloth version, C3, C4 & C5 must be bipolar/non-polarized 10uF capacitors.
For the standard Sloth these can be regular 1uF(not-electrolytic)(4.5mm spacing) caps.
The LED is also not your standard one. It's a 2 pin bipolar to show positive & negative voltages.
To be continued....
The NLC Sloth/Chaos is a really cool module to have.
I have one in Serge format but it's equally useful for my Eurorack gear.
I can best describe this as a very slow LFO. Cycles can last between 15 secs
& 15 minutes. Andrew has two versions.: Slow or Super Slow. I'll probably
build both, but this page will be for the Super Slow Version.
Three-toed-sloth (Bradypus variegatus), Lake Gatun, Republic of Panama
Here is a link to Andrew's NLC website where you can purchase these Sloth PCBs.
His main website is here.
And his blog.
Muffs Thread.
The Build notes & BOM for the Sloth are here.
First some pics of the virgin panel & PCB:
.IC and Power headers first:
Resistors & Caps next.
The components for the Sloth & Super Sloth are different.
For the Super-Sloth version, C3, C4 & C5 must be bipolar/non-polarized 10uF capacitors.
For the standard Sloth these can be regular 1uF(not-electrolytic)(4.5mm spacing) caps.
The LED is also not your standard one. It's a 2 pin bipolar to show positive & negative voltages.
To be continued....