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New Features/Changes:This circuit allows you to easily hook up audio to the circuit board to drive a servo for animating the jaw of your prop. Easily create a prop with that highly sought after animatronics effect.
Operates off of a 6 to 12VDC supply.
NOT JUST FOR DRIVING SERVO's ANYMORE!!! We have included a ULN2003 chip that allows you to drive devices such as relays, lamps, solenoids for pneumatics, etc. in sync with the sound you are playing.
The 3.5mm (1/8" stereo) style audio jack allows you to send input sound to the unit. It can driven by just about any CD player, Tape Deck, MP3 player, etc. (audio cables are not included, but are available below in our Accessory section). Use the 3.5mm (1/8" stereo) output jack to connect up your amplifier or amplified speakers.
Switches allow you to choose the Left or Right channel or both for the skull to follow. A passive mixer combines the two channels when you use both, instead of just shorting them together.
Two header pins are provided for easily attaching the LED Audio Eyes that come with the unit. They flash in sync with the sound you are playing. You can set the LED Eyes to stay on all the time or have them flash with the sound!
Easily select which capacitor is used for shaping the circuits response to sound.
Power LED shows you in a glance whether the circuit has power or not.
Board size: 3" x 2.4" and 1/2" high (without connections attached).
Scary Terry's web site: www.scary-terry.com
Some great dialog for your Scary Terry unit can be found at the hedstorm site. There are Old Lady Skeleton clips, Rimshot Skeleton clips, Damien's Old Guy clips, Jack & Dave Clips, and bunch of other great stuff!
Also, check out there Music CD's to add some great ambiance to your haunt. They can be found here.
NEED CUSTOM and/or PROFESSIONAL AUDIO WORK for your Scary Terry Project? Mike Fox does an awesome job! Check out his sound services at: Night Frights
A free audio editor, called Audacity, can be downloaded from www.audacity.sourceforge.net
Push Eject of the Halloweenforum.com has created an excellent video of how he uses this circuit and an audio editing program to make the jaw movement on his Bucky more accurate. Click here for the video.
Posted by Richard on 15th Sep 2012
In the UK it is very difficult to find these items as Halloween is just starting to take off. However, I ordered this item and received it just over a week later. Its great and does what it says on the box.
The service and communication was equally as good.
Many thanks Carl for your help
Posted by john on 12th Sep 2012
have not had a chance to play around with it yet but i have bought other products from cowlacious and they are always top notch and reliable.I have no doubt this servo board will rate just as high