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The '''Benjolin''' designed by Rob Hordijk in 2009, is a kit to be used in educational workshops to promote [[Synthesizer do it yourself|synth DIY]]. The idea is that people can build a medium complexity electronic circuit in a controlled environment and box it later at home. |
The '''Benjolin''' designed by Rob Hordijk in 2009, is a kit to be used in educational workshops to promote [[Synthesizer do it yourself|synth DIY]]. The idea is that people can build a medium complexity electronic circuit in a controlled environment and box it later at home. The name is a portmanteau of 'banjo' and 'violin'.<ref name="pod 205">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uyEwdrLUa28 Episode 205: Rob Hordijk], Art + Music + Technology podcast by Darwin Grosse, Dec 2017</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 14:08, 20 June 2022
The Benjolin designed by Rob Hordijk in 2009, is a kit to be used in educational workshops to promote synth DIY. The idea is that people can build a medium complexity electronic circuit in a controlled environment and box it later at home. The name is a portmanteau of 'banjo' and 'violin'.[1]
References
- ^ Episode 205: Rob Hordijk, Art + Music + Technology podcast by Darwin Grosse, Dec 2017
External links
- Rob Hordijk's benjolin, Epoch Modular
- Benjolin schematic by Rob Hordijk
- Benjolin PCB and component layout, and BOM by Rob Hordijk
- Rob Hordijk explains the Benjolin, YouTube
- Benjolin, Casper Electronics modular adaptation
- The Benjolin Explained by The Tuesday Night Machines
- forestcaver SMT Benjolin, CC-BY-NC, GitHub
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