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MicroSynth

A tiny light-based synth

james-paeJames Pae
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MicroSynth is a simple kit to get started with SMD soldering. It is based off the humble 555 timer and the frequency is determained by an LDR.

The synth is powered by a 9-Volt battery and the PCB is made in the states by osh-park.

The kit is available for purchase on tindie: https://www.tindie.com/products/11279/

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oshpark wrote 01/26/2018 at 03:13 • point

Great project!

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