G1176 North American parts list?

Anyone have a parts and numers list. I know there is a thread up like this for the SSL compressor. Thought a few people might like to referance 1 for the G1176. I know I would.

Since I have two 1176 boards on the way, I would like to second this request. :green:

Thank you all!

This should at least get you started. When i ordered the parts, I already had some of them, so some of the part #'s are missing.. Just search mouser or digikeys for those...


SEMICONDUCTORS:

TL071 OPAMP 511-TL071ACN .70 Mouser .70
NE5532 DUAL OPAMP 512-NE5532N .57 Mouser .57
LM7824 24V VOLTAGE REGULATOR 511-L7824CV .40 Mouser .40
10V/1W ZENER DIODE 625-1N4740A .10 Mouser .10
1N4148 DIODE *
6X 1N4003 DIODE 512-1N4003 .05 Mouser .30
2X FDH333 LOW LEAKAGE DIODE 512-FDH333 .07 Mouser .14
2X BF245A FET TRANSISTOR 512-BF245A .21 Mouser .42
BD517 NPN DRIVER TRANSISTOR *
BD518 PNP DRIVER TRANSISTOR *
2X BC560 PNP TRANSISTOR *
8X BC107 NPN TRANSISTOR 511-BC107 .40 Mouser 3.20

3X DIL-8 IC SOCKETS, "TURNED-PIN"

RESISTORS:

2x 4.3R 293-4.3 .08 Mouser .80
82R 271-82 .12 Mouser 1.20
100R *
2X 150R 271-150 .12 Mouser 1.20
3X 180R 271-180 .12 Mouser 1.20
220R 271-220 .12 Mouser 1.20
270R 271-270 .12 Mouser 1.20
2X 470R *
560R 271-560 .12 Mouser 1.20
5X 1K 271-1k .12 Mouser 1.20
1K1 271-1.1k .12 Mouser 1.20
2X 1K2 271-1.2k .12 Mouser 1.20
1K5 271-1.5k .12 Mouser 1.20
1K8 271-1.8k .12 Mouser 1.20
2K *
2K2 271-2.2k .12 Mouser 1.20
2X 2K4 271-2.4k .12 Mouser 1.20
2X 3K6 271-3.6k .12 Mouser 1.20
3K9 *
2X 4K3 271-4.32k .12 Mouser 1.20
2X 4K7 271-4.7k .12 Mouser 1.20
6K8 271-6.8k .12 Mouser 1.20
7K5 271-7.5k .12 Mouser 1.20
7K68 271-7.68k .12 Mouser 1.20
13X 10K 271-10k .12 Mouser 1.50
11K 271-11k .12 Mouser 1.20
15K *
22K 293-22k .08 Mouser .80
27K
38K3 271-38.3k .12 Mouser 1.20
44K2 271-44.2 .12 Mouser 1.20
5X 47K 271-47k .12 Mouser 1.20
3X 56K *
2X 68K *
3X 100K *
182K 271-182k .12 Mouser 1.20
200K 271-200k .12 Mouser 1.20
270K 293-270K .08 Mouser .80
2X 470K *
560K *
3X 1M 271-1.0M .12 Mouser 1.20
2X 2M2 271-2.2M .12 Mouser 1.20
3M9 *
10M 271.10M .12 Mouser 1.20

CAPACITORS:
CERAMIC:
10p P4837-ND .38 Digikey .38 *
27p P4842-ND .38 Digikey .38 *
33p P4843-ND .38 Digikey .38 *
47p 75-1C10C0G470J050B .22 Mouser .22
2X 100p P4849-ND .38 Digikey .76 *
220p P4853-ND .38 Digikey .38 *

POLYESTER:
2X 220p 5mm P4574-nd .81 Digikey .81 *
22n 5mm P4586-ND .93 Digikey .93 *
4X 100n 5mm P4593-ND 1.80 Digkey 1.80 *
2X 220n 10mm P4660-ND 5.67 Digikey 5.67 *
3X 1u 15mm 495-1120-nd .71 Digikey 2.13 *

ELECTROLYTIC:
5x 6u8/35V 493-1848-ND .24 Digikey 1.20 *
10u/35V 493-1314-ND .22 Digikey .22 *
22u/35V P11230-ND .46 Digikey .46 *
4x 47u/35V P5550-ND .32 Digikey 1.28 *
6x 100u/35V P5551-ND .40 Digikey 2.40 *
470u/35V P5554-ND .86 Digikey .86 *
1000u/50V P5575-ND 1.87 Digikey 1.87 *
3x 1000u/35V P5555-ND 1.42 Digikey 4.26 *

POTS:

4M7 Lin POT 6mm RELEASE *
22K Lin POT 6mm ATTACK *
100K Log POT 6mm OUTPUT GAIN 31VJ501 1.25 Mouser 1.25 CT2219-ND 3.53
10K Log POT 6mm INPUT GAIN 31VJ401 1.25 Mouser 1.25 CT2216-ND 3.53

100R TRIM 5x10mm 652-3352H-1-101 1.02 Mouser 1.02
2x 2K2 TRIM 5x10mm U262R252B-ND .51 Digikey 1.02 *
470K TRIM 5x10mm U262R504B-ND .51 Digikey .51 *

MISC:



19", 2u MOUNTING CASE. MONACOR RC-222/SW $45 http://www.par-metal.com
SIFAM AL-29 VU-METER W. BACKMOUNT AL29WF w/ Light $50? http://www.meterdistributor.com/SIFAM/PDF-AL19%2C29%2C39.pdf
(FARNELL 970.244 + 970.130)

LUNDAHL LL5402 OUTPUT TRANSFORMER 48.00 http://hometown.aol.com/kevinc927/myhomepage/business1.html
OPTIONAL LUNDAHL LL1540 INPUT TRANSFORMER 55.00 http://hometown.aol.com/kevinc927/myhomepage/business1.html

(CORRECTED)POWER SUPPLY TRANSFORMER 2X24V/500mA TE62045-ND 2x24(22)@.5A 10VA or TE62055-ND 2x24(22)@.6A 15VA DIGIKEY
LORLIN CK 4X3 SWITCH (METER) 10WA347 2.57 Mouser 2.57
LORLIN CK 2X6 SWITCH (RATIO) 10WA345 2.57 Mouser 2.57

IEC MAINS POWER INLET, FUSED + FUSE 161-0707-1 .74 Mouser .74 44FH033 1.11 5760-13375 .90
MAINS SWITCH, PREFERABLY ROTARY

XLR CHASSIS, MALE (OUTPUT) 568-NC3MP 3.21 Mouser 3.21
XLR CHASSIS, FEMALE (INPUT) 568-NC3FP-1 3.49 Mouser 3.49

With the exception of 1K1 resistor, which is specified as a 1W resistor, is 1/4W or 1/2W preferred for the 1176? I plan to order 1% metal films.

1/4 watt for the G1176 board

ju

Hello...part soucing questions

1) I am having trouble finding some 2.2k trimmers.
could someone tell me where you purchased your 2.2k trimmer for the G1176? Does anyone know what "brand" of trimmers the 2.2k trimmers Jakob is using on his G1176 clone? I know some of them are "PIHER"
Mouser only sells in qty of 500.


2)

I am having trouble getting the BD517,518's
I have emailed Fibra-Brandt many times. I tried to checkout
Henkel Electronik but I cannot read German. I may just use
the BD135,136 as suggested by Frank at NRG Recording.

3)

Is it ok to replace the 220p polyester with a 220p mica film ?
I think this should be a acceptable replacement?


:thumb: thanks

I'm in the process of making a parts list as well, and I'm in the same boat as Zee1usa.

[quote author="Zee1usa"]
1)
I am having trouble finding some 2.2k trimmers.
could someone tell me where you purchased your 2.2k trimmer for the G1176? Does anyone know what "brand" of trimmers the 2.2k trimmers Jakob is using on his G1176 clone? I know some of them are "PIHER"
Mouser only sells in qty of 500.[/quote]

I found a 2.5k trimmer at Digikey. I'm thinking that will be fine. Same with the 470K. I found a 500k. Anyone?


[quote author="Zee1usa"]
2)
I am having trouble getting the BD517,518's
I have emailed Fibra-Brandt many times. I tried to checkout
Henkel Electronik but I cannot read German. I may just use
the BD135,136 as suggested by Frank at NRG Recording.[/quote]

me too

mouser - 271-470K (470k resistor)

A 2.5k trimmer is fine

-Jay

I am new to this forum (and DIY audio projects), and this seems like an awesome resource. Where are you guys getting your 1176 PCB boards? About how much (in US dollars) are they? Thanks!
-Chris

[quote author="offkey_99"]Where are you guys getting your 1176 PCB boards?[/quote]
Have a look here: http://www.groupdiy.com/index.php?topic=233

Best regards,

Mikkel C. Simonsen

I am having trouble locating these potentiometer:

4M7 Lin POT 6mm RELEASE
22K Lin POT 6mm ATTACK

Does any one have suggestion where in the U.S. where I could purchase these? I tried digikey and mouser, but maybe I was not searching with the right parameters?

Frank at NRG mentioned radiohm for the 4M7 (stereo) ..but I was hoping for a source in the USA rather.

Tubesandmore.com has a 22k for a "marshall" guitar amp that may work?

Thank you!

also... I was able to get my BD517/18 from fibra-brandt.
I got the last 2 BD518's they had and they said they would not
restock them. So it looks like all they have left is the BD517.
It is very expensive $32.00 for the 4 transistor and ship.

[quote author="Zee1usa"]I am having trouble locating these potentiometer:

4M7 Lin POT 6mm RELEASE
22K Lin POT 6mm ATTACK



also... I was able to get my BD517/18 from fibra-brandt.
I got the last 2 BD518's they had and they said they would not
restock them. So it looks like all they have left is the BD517.
It is very expensive $32.00 for the 4 transistor and ship.[/quote]

Has anyone had any luck finding those two pots, or the BD517/18 here in North America? Well, or anywhere for the BD517/18. I saw that if you switched the pins on a common US part (I can't remember the part numbers) that they would work fine. Would this impact the sound?

Also, has anyone found any large knobs that are cool at mouser or digikey? I have four knobs left over from the SSL compressor (the knobs listed in the SSL Parts list) so preferably something to go with that.

Thanks,

Jay

hey jay, check out the other 1176 thread, i found the pots and where you can get the replacement transistors

Here's some info from the other thread, just to help complete the list for north american buyers of 1176 parts.

Svart wrote:
hey guys, i found 5m and 25k pots.. www.mouser.com 31VA605 for the 5M and 31VA403 for the 25k. they are 1.25$usd a peice. they also have all the other values too so they will all be the same style.

get bd135/136 at www.newark.com in the US. End quote.

For the record, it's my understanding that the legs on on the bd135 and bd136 need to have their legs flipped to make them work properly in the G1176 PCB boards. I just tryed searching the GYRAF site, because I thought I found it off of one of those links, but I couldn't find it. Could someone post on here what legs to flip? :guinness:

Tubejay... here is the info you are looking for:

http://www.nrgrecording.de/html/problems.html


you thank Frank for this info.

Tubejay... here is the info you are looking for:

http://www.nrgrecording.de/html/problems.html


You can thank Frank for this info.

Hey Guys,
Thanks for the help with the PCBs, mine came in the mail and look great (but I'm more excited about them being put to use). I am using the American parts list posted here for most of my parts, but I have a question about the power supply transformer:

POWER SUPPLY TRANSFORMER 2X24V/500mA TE62052-ND 16.25 Digikey 16.25 *

Is actually rated (according to digikey) as 12 Volts and is a different design than the one in the pictures on the gyraf site...its hard to mount and doesn't look very conventional.

You can find the info at www.digikey.com and then search for part number "TE62052-ND"

Here is the picture of the transformer style I am looking for (so it is more easily mounted on the chassis).

http://www.gyraf.dk/gy_pd/1176/g1176_construct04.jpg

This is my first project (at least using AC power) and I am clueless as to whether I noticed a mistake or just don't understand something. Please explain! Also, if you have any alternative transformer choices, please let me know. Thanks!

-Chris

Hello Chris,

I cannot help you with finding a standard transformer. Some of us
choose to go with a toroid transfromer which may be a better option?
A toroid will not be able to mount on the side of the chassis, but will mount on the bottom. They cost about twice as much as the standard transformers, so if your trying to keep the costs at a minimum a standard will do fine. The toroid(s) I am using are:

AVEL LINDBERG p/n Y236106 $23.00

This toroid will work for the G1176.

:idea:

Zee1usa,
Thanks alot, I wans't sure about why the transformer was so much different looking than what I am used to seeing. What is the reason that a toroid transformer is a better option? Is it a sonic thing? Or is it more stable over time? Easier to get ahold of? Just wondering. I am not too concerned about spending a few extra bucks...I'd rather pay out and make an awesome compressor, learn a lot. Thanks for the help.
-Chris

Offkey_99,
I used the AMVECO TE62065 (from digikey), which is rated at 2x22 VAC at about 1/2 amp. I was worried about not getting enough voltage, but with steady 115V in, I am getting about 27 VAC out, enough for the regulator to do its thing. I'm acutally powering two units (plus 8 LEDs) off of one transformer with no problems yet. Not sure how euro power will do...

Also, I haven't had any noise problems with Gustav's boards and this TX, didn't need to change the ground plane.

-kdawg