CopperSound Cir-Kit Component Bag Shrieking Eel
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Complete component pack to build the "The Shrieking Eel" circuit in DIY
- Full compatibility with all Cir-Kit DIY breadboards
- Assembly guides included + resistor color code chart for easier assembly
- True DIY spirit : assembly is the user's responsibility, with testing advice before soldering
Manufacturer Information
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A Key Component in the Cir-Kit Ecosystem
The "Component Bag Shrieking Eel" is part of the Cir-Kit component pack series: an approach designed to explore iconic pedal circuits directly on breadboard before moving (or not) to a final version. This pack is dedicated to the "The Shrieking Eel" circuit, described as "like the Short Circuit with Josh Scott."
Who Is It For and What For?
This kit is aimed at DIY enthusiasts, guitarists, bassists, and audio tinkerers who want to prototype a pedal circuit without getting lost in component selection. Ideal for learning, comparing sounds, and validating an assembly step by step.
Contents, Documentation, and Best Assembly Practices
The pack provides the necessary components to build the specified circuit, along with practical supports: resistor color code chart and assembly guides. Before soldering, it is strongly recommended to test each component : in case of a defective component, it is advised to contact the seller before assembly for a replacement.
Technical specifications
| Fictitious load | No | Destination | effect pedal |
| IR loader | No | Headphone outputs | No |
| Category | amp accessory | Color | Transparent |
| Type | Others | ||
| Pack name | Cir-Kit Component Bag Shrieking Eel | Resistor color code chart | included |
| Circuit | " The Shrieking Eel " (like the Short Circuit with Josh Scott) | Assembly guides | included |
| Compatibility | all Coppersound Cir-Kit DIY breadboards | Assembly | entirely the user's responsibility |
| Contents | components required to build the circuit | Recommendation | test each component before soldering |
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Questions frequently asked
What components are included in the Cir-Kit Component Bag Shrieking Eel?
The kit provides the necessary components to build the "The Shrieking Eel" circuit on a breadboard. The detailed list of individual references is not specified.
Is the Shrieking Eel circuit suitable for guitar and bass?
Designed for guitarists and bassists, this kit is aimed at prototyping an effects pedal. The supplied circuit corresponds to "The Shrieking Eel," described as "the Short Circuit with Josh Scott."
Should components be tested before soldering?
For assembly, it is recommended to test each component before soldering. If a defective component is found, replacement should be requested before assembly. The assembly guides and the resistor color code chart serve as aids for wiring.
Does the kit include a headphone output, IR loader, or dummy load?
A headphone output, IR loader, and dummy load are not included in this kit.
Is it possible to move from breadboard assembly to a finalized pedal?
After testing on the breadboard, the circuit can be used as a basis for a finalized version. The kit is designed to explore the assembly step by step before this possible completion.
