Building the Nava #11 – Soldering the Crash/Ride
Soldering the Crash/Ride section of the E-Licktronic Nava Roland TR-909 clone
Building the Nava #10 – Soldering the Hihat
Soldering the Hihat section of the E-Licktronic Nava Roland TR-909 clone
Building the Nava #9 – Soldering the Handclap
Soldering the Handclap section of the E-Licktronic Nava Roland TR-909 clone
Building the Nava #8 – Soldering the Rimshot
Soldering the Rimshot section of the E-Licktronic Nava Roland TR-909 clone
Building the Nava #7 – Soldering the High Tom
Soldering the High Tom section of the E-Licktronic Nava Roland TR-909 clone.
Building the Nava #6 – Soldering the Middle Tom
Soldering the Middle Tom of the E-licktronic Nava Roland TR-909 clone. I discovered that I by mistake had used the wrong type of capacitors in the power supply (but the correct value). Some of these capacitors were needed in the Middle Tom section so I had to desolder and rework the power supply.
Building the Nava #5 – Soldering the Low Tom
So here I solder the Low Tom section, there were not any apparent problems doing this. We’ll see how it works when everything is done 🙂
Building the Nava #4 – Soldering the Snare & Implementing fix
Soldering the snare drum section of the E-Licktronic Nava. This is a quite old PCB (the initial run perhaps); v1.0L. This board has an issue in the snare drum where the transistors Q43, Q46 & Q49 pin1/2 have been switched around on the PCB. So we have to switch these two pins around to make...
Building the Nava #3 – Soldering the Bass Drum & Implementing fix
I have an older revision of the E-Licktronic Nava, v1.0L, which apparently has an issue with the bass drum. One of the traces on the board has to be cut and bypassed by a flying wire. This problem has been corrected in newer revisions of the board (I am not sure which revision though). See...
Building the Nava #2 – Soldering the Noise Section
Soldering the Noise section of the E-Licktronic Nava Roland TR-909 clone