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Cylon-Knight wrote:That first link had one bad review on it... seems like that one isn't gonig to work for Cylons.

It might be worth $20 to try it out if nobody here has tried it. It's probably junk though.

You are right. It would still be worth a try - and might be something that could be modified to work - and at that price - that would be COOL.

This one arrived just now.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/de ... 3&v=glance

That was pretty much a waste of money for me. It's a blank circuit board with little packets of resistors, etc.. Nothing is assembled. I can pretty much guarantee that I will never get it to work.

Cool! You got the kit? I have been reading up on electronics and stuff - wanting to make my own Cylon and Knight Rider circuits. No extra cash for the kits - or all the parts I need just yet. I've got no skills at it either, but want to learn.

Give it a whirl, I'm sure you can do it with some practice. You'll probably surprise yourself AND you might sound like a Cylon Rock Star!

And while we're on Cylon rock stars... you have to meet these guys here:

http://rs525dt.rapidshare.com/files/197 ... n_band.jpg

NICE! I love it.

Nice pic, cheers...

@CinnamonToast

It states it's a kit, that needs assembly eh?

Anyway, electronics aren't that hard, but you need a soldering iron, or someone who can do it for you.

Things that generally go wrong is placing the caps wrongly or other components that are direction dependent.

RTFM and you'll do just fine!

Spadinator wrote:

goldcylon1 wrote:It would be easier to fork over $400if it sounded right. Anybody worked with those electronics yet? GC1

I am already gathering the components to build this thing and it looks like it will be under $20. Sounds better that $400!!

Hey spad hows that $20 kit coming

I did not get a chance to try it....sorry....shortly after I posted that we lost two family members with in a week and it sort of got lost along the way.

Spadinator so sorry to hear the news!!!!
When you are ready to work on your hobbies again we'll be here - no worries!

Thinking of you and your family.

Spadinator wrote:I did not get a chance to try it....sorry....shortly after I posted that we lost two family members with in a week and it sort of got lost along the way.

Spadinator sorry about your family.

Thanks for the well wishes.....it was kind of a rough time but we made it through. I still plan on doing this circuit amongst my other projects. Mike

A dedicated "Cylon Voice" vocoder app is now available for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. This app transforms your voice into that of a deep, metallic Cylon.

Two ways to create your own colon voice and use it in your own project:
1) Sampler: record your colon voice and send it by mail. Import sound sample in your own project
2) Play in Live mode: speak and transform your voice instantly. By connecting your iphone, ipod or ipad (via headphone jack) to your computer you can provide your clips and music with a Cylon voice.

For a demonstration you can watch on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3H4fYtDkTxk (more clips soon.)

To read more about the app: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/cylon-vo ... 72157?mt=8

hay Spadinator, sorry to hear (read) the new, i know what you went through or even going through, i lost my mom sunday and we are going through some rough times now.i know hobbying helps alot to keep your mind off certian things... good luck buddy

The App sounds great! (with a headset) I will have to figure out a way to split the mic, and add an amp.
The eye sound is not great... It basically sucks. And the engine sound.. well.. I'll just leave that one off.
Other than that, I think we have found ourselves the best thing EVER!!! El cheapo Cylon voice!!!