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Lasermonkey · 22nd April 2009

I bought a couple of MNats' rev J pcbs and just followed the info on his site. It worked first time, but I have a fair bit of experience with making/testing PCBs. I do think it's pretty easy though and there's some very helpful people over at the Prodigy Pro forum, should you need any help.
I made a 2-channel unit with a stereo link switch. If you do this, you'll need to do some FET matching, but there is a circuit for a FET matcher somewhere on the P Pro site. Oh, and I also found a 1kHz oscillator circuit off the interweb for the calibration procedure.

I'm absolutely loving the 2-1176 for drums, especially in slam mode.
If there's anything specific you want to know, just holler.

22nd April 2009	#8
Lasermonkey Gear nut Joined: Mar 2007 Location: Cambridge, UK Posts: 136	I bought a couple of MNats' rev J pcbs and just followed the info on his site. It worked first time, but I have a fair bit of experience with making/testing PCBs. I do think it's pretty easy though and there's some very helpful people over at the Prodigy Pro forum, should you need any help. I made a 2-channel unit with a stereo link switch. If you do this, you'll need to do some FET matching, but there is a circuit for a FET matcher somewhere on the P Pro site. Oh, and I also found a 1kHz oscillator circuit off the interweb for the calibration procedure. I'm absolutely loving the 2-1176 for drums, especially in slam mode. If there's anything specific you want to know, just holler.