Scout Synth DIY Electronics Kit
This is the DIY Electronics Kit for the Scout Synth. It requires through-hole soldering and takes about 45min to assemble.
It's available with and without 3D-printed parts. If you have access to a 3D-printer, you can print it yourself! (You will need the printed parts, so don't just get the electronics by themselves.)
More about the Scout:
The Scout is an Arduino-compatible, monophonic, square wave synth. It's a no frills baby, baby!
- 17 keys
- Custom PCB and 3D-printed hardware
- Satisfying "clicky" tactile switches
- Built-in amplifier, speaker, and output jack
- Powered by 3 AAA batteries
- Open-source and ready to be hacked. Re-programmable with FTDI cable (not included)
Also available in bulk and fully assembled.
Version: A
Read more about the Scout here.
| External controls: | 17 keys, volume knob, on/off switch |
| Dimensions: | 6.25"x 3.5" x 1.4" |
| IC Chips: | ATMega328P, LM386 |
| Input/output: | 1/8" line out, UART header |
Online assembly guide:
https://oskitone.github.io/scout/
(To save cost, trees, and frustration from outdated information, printed instructions are not included. The online guide will always be up to date!)
STLs for 3D-printing:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4933700