2009-09-11 D5534A AVAILABLE
The D5534A, a clone of the MC5534A JUNO-106 wave generator chip, is now available.
2009-09-02 PRESS
The D80017A JUNO-106 voice chip clone is featured in this month's edition of Future Music magazine.
2009-08-09 IT WAS ABOUT TIME FOR...
... an update. As always, I prefer to spend my time working on electronics instead of maintaining a website. But 21 months of radio silence were enough.
What has happended in these past 21 months?
I've been working on a new pcb library for my cad software, designed so that the pcb footprints of the components are optimized for molten solder.
A new version of my 80017A clone which uses this library, has output protection and closer tolerance than ever is available.
There is a new revised version of the Acid Screamer.
A clone of the MC5534A was designed and is in production now.
Some tips on servicing a JUNO-106 are published.
And, I've been doing a lot of fundamental research for something new...
2007-11-22 MOVED
Analogue Renaissance has moved. Check the about page for the new address.
2007-10-13 JUNO-106 TEST PROCEDURE
Added a simple test procedure for the JUNO-106 to the site. This will help you check which voice chips are dead.
2007-09-03 OFFICIAL COMPANY AND ACID SCREAMER IS IN PRODUCTION
-Analogue Renaissance is now an official VAT registered company.
-The TS-303 MK2 ACID SCREAMER is now final and serial production has started. The first units will ship this week. Seems that I was influenced by one of murphy's laws: the last 10% of a job takes another 90% of the time.
-The D80017 JUNO-106 voice chip clone is updated once again: A little smaller and will be assembled completely machinal from now on. This will increase deliverability.
2007-04-26 JUNO VOICE CHIP 80017A CLONE UPDATED
I completely overhauled my 80017A clone: Smaller, even higher quality and easier to install
2007-03-12 NEW SITE!
Woohoo! the new site is online. This will be a place for various analog things I make and for information and schematics. Don't expect complete designs here, but rather design ideas and no nonsense to the point application notes.
For this occasion I introduce the new TS-303 MK2 ACID SCREAMER