Looking for MN3004

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Post by bajaman »

Any one know where I might find some? - looking for two if possible :wink:
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same problem i had couple of weeks ago... wasnt able to find them either.. i just settled for MN3007...
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Post by Dirk_Hendrik »

Lat time I've seen a few on the Bay is about a year ago... (In Australia so they (have been) closer than you think)

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I *may* have a couple around here. I'll check. If I do, you're welcome to them.

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Hey thanks guys :wink:
I'm working on a rotary speaker stompbox idea, based on the circuit used in the OLD Korg CX3 organ - it uses two of these devices.
my plan is to build a clone of it first (I have the schematic), then redesign the delay sections with readily available digital chips (PT2399). If it is successful, I will probably include the use of the very smooooooth ( shameless plug :lol: ) pure sine wave oscillator I developed for the Baja Trembulator as well :wink: .
I will post on the forum here, once the project is completed - but do not hold your breath - it may be some time yet, but hopefully before Xmas :wink:
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Post by Dirk_Hendrik »

yeayeah... swell guy... x-masss........ :roll: speed up will ye

But sereously;)
Wouldn't it be a much better idea to push towards 07 bbd's to make the design rebuildable? As I understand from this request even the "i pay you big NZ$$s won't be possible, let alone a "hey baja, thanks for the DIY project!"

juzzomethougts from approx 24 hours time difference ;) Enjoy your day Baja! I'm off..dreamin about the close to southern North pole ;).... Or something WAY more exciting! ;)

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This doesn't look good for the chip, Baja, this guy should know

http://www.analoguehaven.com/doepfer/a188-1/
A-188-1X with 128 stages BBD (MN3006/MN3206, available only as long as quantities of MN3006/MN3206 last)
A-188-1Y with 256 stages BBD (MN3009/MN3209, available only as long as quantities of MN3009/MN3209 last)
A-188-1A with 512 stages BBD (MN3004/MN3204, available only as long as quantities of MN3004/MN3204 last)
as little as I can help, sorry
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No worries folks - I KNOW I can achieve very good results with the PT2399 digital chip :wink:
I just wanted to try the MN3004 devices to give me a point of reference TONE wise :!:
Many thanks for all the help and advice
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MN3004 = 512 stages for 2.5ms - 25ms delay
MN3007 = 1024 stages for 5ms - 50ms delay
Both = 85dB s/n ratio @ 0.4% thd

PT2399 = digital chip up to 400ms delay @0.4% thd
BUT at very low delay (30ms region) 0.13% thd :wink: 8) and over 22Mhz clock frequency AND 90dB s/n ratio :!: :wink: :wink:

AND - easily obtainable and cheap :lol:
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yeah, PT2399 is a nice chip.. but do you also got the 'low-fi' hiss specially when set at largest delay time? i used the PT2399 in a delay pedal and im wondering ifs possible to eliminate that 'hiss' on the sound trail at max delay time.

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Hi Invictus - NO - not easy at long delay times, but you could use two in series with a dual ganged pot controlling the delay of each (or an optocoupler design :wink: )
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I checked through my stash. No go. Sorry.

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Hi MoreCowbell
No worries - thanks for looking mate :wink:
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Hi Bajaman,

Perhaps you can solve the problem with a TDA1022. Costs 3,50€ and has 512 stages :idea:

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Thanks Uwe :)
I will read up on them
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bajaman wrote:Hi Invictus - NO - not easy at long delay times, but you could use two in series with a dual ganged pot controlling the delay of each (or an optocoupler design :wink: )
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Hi,

or takes a HT8955 with a DRAM 41256 up to 800ms.

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Lots of MN BBDs at VERY CHEAP prices can be found here

https://search.stores.ebay.com/PARTSPIP ... 2aQQsofpZ0

20pcs MN3007 at $24 ($10.95/pcs at Smallbear)
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Post by osa »

Vintage Planet has some MN3004's. A bit pricey, but if you have to have it...

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But watch out a bit:
https://www.diystompboxes.com/smfforum/ ... ic=59430.0

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Post by pedalnut »

i have hundreds of mn3004.you can have some if you are willing to pay shipping from iceland.
pm me.

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