Ekoplam - a Dub Siren and Delay/Reverb Synth in one. Little Synths with BIG Sounds #3

Hello all
This is number 3 in the "Little Synths With BIG Sounds" builds. You can find the other 2 synths in the links below. This one is a classic, all in one dub siren and delay/reverb synth. You can also use the delay/reverb section separately and plug in other synths to add some richness & depth.
It's an easy build and I've included all of the gerber files, schematics etc which you can find in the link below.
Gerber files and everything else
drive.google.c...
Instructables - step by step guide
www.instructab...
Little Synths With BIG Sounds
#1 • Elements - Little Synt...
#2 • Proton - Little Synths...

[@bryanchandler3486]

What the fuck this is sick as fuck Good inspiration for me to keep learning how electricity and circuits work so I can build shit like that

[@9VDC]

Great to see you working on new synths again! I will surely build it, thanks!

[@ObsequiousV4]

This sounds amazing. I just feel so many awesome intro buildup possibilities with this thing. I might have to build this

[@Annon201]

Ya cant do the Big Clive feed solder and hold the piece with your left hand at the same time technique? :P
(nor can I)

[@nateeyoutube9]

I love it 😁

[@JKEYSONVINYL]

Hi, love the stuff you do been checking out your new stuff and your older dub siren stuff and think it’s all great I’ve got a question about how it some parts of it work because I can’t for the life of me figure it but in the examples the pitch modulation from essentially the 555 ic configured as an lfo sounds to me as if it’s sometimes a smooth sine like modulation and sometimes the more alternating between two pitches like the square wave it should be emitting do you know why this is?