Analogue-sequencer

> The one i got is described as a Axial Lead Non-Time Delay Fuses 
> 125V .5A, Fast Acting Wire-in-Air 
> Whereas the part spec'd is described as Radial Lead Resettable 
> Fuses .5A 60V 
> 
> Fuses are i guess something i havent come across so far in DIY synth 
> stuff so i'm not sure if this is a problem or not? i figured i 
> should ask before i powere the P3 on for the first time.

If the fuse you've got can fit in the board OK, it will be fine - unless it
blows, in which case you'll need to solder in a new one.
But if you have all the chips in the right way, and your soldering isn't
appallingly bad, the chances of blowing the fuse are tiny.
Personally I've never once blown the fuse on a P3.
I only seem to short out power supplies that put out serious voltage when
I've rigged them up without a fuse ;-)

Best regards,
Colin Fraser
Sequentix Music Systems Ltd
http://www.sequentix.com