Wow, two posts of aparatus in less than 2 months! But this pileup deserve it, the magnificent, gleaming Atari Punk Console.
Although the name makes you think otherwise, this is not a console Crested punkarra eighties. It is nothing more than a simple electronic circuit (pictured left) with musical aspirations.
Yankees call "Noise generator", we prefer a more hearty "noisy junk home." The circuit diagram appeared in the early 80's in an electronic book for beginners, and now we have implemented up bulbs. The funny thing is the similarity of the wave generated by a well known console two decades ago. Plug it to an effects pedal and a synth laugh your x thousand €.
And all for less than 5 € in electronic components. Plus what it costs you an ashtray for mounting within the creature.
Links:
Wikipedia - Atari Punk Console
Kaustic Machines (broadcasters of the event)
Demos - Youtube
PS Ohm if God helps us have a couple of these ringing within a few days.
PD2: I'm realizing that when an object was made in 80, or e DIY attracts me. And if you got it all then ...
Although the name makes you think otherwise, this is not a console Crested punkarra eighties. It is nothing more than a simple electronic circuit (pictured left) with musical aspirations. Yankees call "Noise generator", we prefer a more hearty "noisy junk home." The circuit diagram appeared in the early 80's in an electronic book for beginners, and now we have implemented up bulbs. The funny thing is the similarity of the wave generated by a well known console two decades ago. Plug it to an effects pedal and a synth laugh your x thousand €.
And all for less than 5 € in electronic components. Plus what it costs you an ashtray for mounting within the creature. Links:
Wikipedia - Atari Punk Console
Kaustic Machines (broadcasters of the event)
Demos - Youtube
PS Ohm if God helps us have a couple of these ringing within a few days.
PD2: I'm realizing that when an object was made in 80, or e DIY attracts me. And if you got it all then ...
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