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PCB from Hexinverter.com. Cost is only $15.00.
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Side view.
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Using the Hexinverter.com pcb, I sourced all the parts on Ebay.com and soldered everything together. The unit makes a nice utility envelope for creating basic attack and release envelopes. This unit works great for drums or for controlling VCA's. It's a lot of bang for the buck and comes in handy if my other envelopes are already patched.
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I have wiped away all the paint marker. Now I'm ready to use the label maker to snazzy up the module a bit.
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The labeling for this one came out very nice! I printed one piece of tape for each row. Keeps the text very straight.
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