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The Atari Punk Console is a 556-timer musical instrument kit, designed by Jimmie Rodgers, and packaged by LVL1 Soundbuilders for the LVL1 store. | The Atari Punk Console is a 556-timer musical instrument kit, designed by Jimmie Rodgers, and packaged by LVL1 Soundbuilders for the LVL1 store. | ||
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| + | This kit is $5. Follow instructions at the LVL1 store kiosk for payment. Follow the links below for building instructions. | ||
: ''The Atari Punk Console is a simple and fun sound generator. The original circuit was developed by Forrest M. Mims III, and published in a Radio Shack booklet: “Engineer’s Notebook: Integrated Circuit Applications” (1980). It was named the Atari Punk Console by Kaustic Machines, due to the similarity of the sounds it makes to an Atari 2600.'' | : ''The Atari Punk Console is a simple and fun sound generator. The original circuit was developed by Forrest M. Mims III, and published in a Radio Shack booklet: “Engineer’s Notebook: Integrated Circuit Applications” (1980). It was named the Atari Punk Console by Kaustic Machines, due to the similarity of the sounds it makes to an Atari 2600.'' | ||
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* Check out APC hacks [http://jimmieprodgers.com/kits/apc/hacks/ here]. A CdS cell is included for experimentation. | * Check out APC hacks [http://jimmieprodgers.com/kits/apc/hacks/ here]. A CdS cell is included for experimentation. | ||
| − | More info: http://wiki.lvl1.org/Workshops#Atari_Punk_Console | + | More info: |
| + | * http://wiki.lvl1.org/Workshops#Atari_Punk_Console | ||
Latest revision as of 15:29, 25 July 2012
Atari Punk Console
The Atari Punk Console is a 556-timer musical instrument kit, designed by Jimmie Rodgers, and packaged by LVL1 Soundbuilders for the LVL1 store.
This kit is $5. Follow instructions at the LVL1 store kiosk for payment. Follow the links below for building instructions.
- The Atari Punk Console is a simple and fun sound generator. The original circuit was developed by Forrest M. Mims III, and published in a Radio Shack booklet: “Engineer’s Notebook: Integrated Circuit Applications” (1980). It was named the Atari Punk Console by Kaustic Machines, due to the similarity of the sounds it makes to an Atari 2600.
Make It:
- Follow the build instructions at Jimmie P. Rodgers Make APC
Hack It:
- Check out APC hacks here. A CdS cell is included for experimentation.
More info:
