Eurorack DIY: Output module Build video
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- This video covers how to build the Analog Output Eurorack module. The module is featuring a powerful headphones amplifier, a LED bargraph VU meter and Balanced line outputs.
Info about different interconnections:
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You can find all of my designs on my GitHub:
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Some modules that I have designed myself are available in my Tindie shop:
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Thank you for watching!
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The kit is available for purchase here:
www.tindie.com/products/tkilla64/audio-output-eurorack-module-full-kit/
Successfully built! (Well, I think so. I haven't applied power yet, but soon, and I'm looking forward to it!)
Your power check in the last step was good to add! I built it and have continuity in the +12v and ground. Don’t see any bridge though :/. Will take it apart and check
That step has saved me a couple of time when I accidentally reversed the elyt-caps or bridged them
Good luck with the trouble-shooting!
@@MeeBilt yeah thanks. Reflowed everything and checked for bridges, none I could see. Can only assume I bridged underneath the power connected cause of solder flowing underneath it. It’d be a shame
@@MeeBiltit’s working ! Knifed all potential bridges. Great unit to have! In my setup the only minor thing is that it’s at the bottom right of my case. That makes sense for the long cables in the output ofcourse.
The problem is that the gain knob is even harder to reach cause of the input left and right being right above the knob. But luckily you don’t need to turn it that often
The big jacks holes are too small i think. I'm struggling to fit the metal ring, it just doesn't fit.
I think that it might be too small for manufacturing errors.
Please contact me on Tindie and I will sort that out.
@@MeeBilt its fine I just sanded them a little and it fit perfectly.
It works great, really nice. It was just a comment for you to know.
@diaz1776 Thanks for letting me know; The fit between the frontpanel holes and the flange on the 1/4" jacks are really tight. It's really important to fit the jacks and the panel before soldering the jacks in place, but I assume that you have done it like that.
I have checked all the frontpanels that I have in stock and they are all OK.
@@MeeBilt Yes, I made sure that the whole flat surface of the jacks was making contact with the back of the front panel, not just the neck.
One thing that may have caused this is that in the metal ring of the jacks that was suposed to fit there was a small plastic thing that protruded a bit from the diameter.
I've checked some vertical jacks i have and they dont have this plastic thing.
@@guillediaz1776 I will check that too. I got a new batch of 1/4" jacks delivered this week so I will go through them as well. Thanks a lot for letting me know.
How to buy those kits
Thanks for the reminder :) There is a link in the top of the comment section now
Nice build! Ordered one!
Thanks a lot, Patrik!
Great build video.
Thanks Bas!
@@MeeBilt what modifications would be needed to use a “non studio” headphone? Or a stereo 6.35mm to cinch cable?
@@mymodularjourney The simplest way is to make sure that you never turn up the volume-knob at max, but if you want to modify the PCB the output voltage needs to be reduced to avoid that the speakers are damaged.
This can be done by adding two resistors in serial with the output or reducing the gain in the volume control block.