MOTM

I just wanted to let everyone know that the circuit boards I was 
expecting in August have all arrived. This includes: TLN-156 Neural 
Agonizer (spring reverb), DB-120 (add on to MOTM-120), and TLN-854 
Sword of Kahless (ribbon controller). So everything is ready to be 
shipped, details can be found here:

www.tellun.com/motm/diy/diy.html

New on the list of available PCBs is MUUB, the Multi-Use Universal 
Buffer. MUUB is a general purpose PCB that can be used to create a 
variety of op-amp based circuits for creating new modules, or adding 
enhancements to existing modules. MUUB is another group effort by 
Richard Brewster, Larry Hendry, and myself. MUUB comes in two sizes: 
MUUB-2 contains one dual op-amp, MUUB-4 contains two dual op-amps. 
When putting this together, I had a look through Jung's op-amp 
cookbook and Craig Anderton's books and found well over two dozen 
useful circuits that can be created using one or more MUUBs. I've 
also brain stormed several new utility modules and enhancements to 
MOTM modules that I'm planning to publish over the next few months 
that use MUUBs. I will write this all up in the MUUB user guide, 
someday, when I get a chance. And I'm sure that Larry and Richard are 
also working on some interesting MUUB designs.

In the meantime, Stooge Larry suggested we have a circuit design 
contest to build up a pool of MUUB circuits. I think this is a great 
idea and I've put up the contest rules on my website (along with all 
currently available MUUB documentation):

www.tellun.com/motm/diy/muub/muub.html

Anybody can enter, since there's only one judge (me), there shouldn't 
be any collusion. I won't publish any of my own designs until after 
the contest.

Scott J.