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Five paper circuits in a plastic tub · Mosquito, Dragonfly, Opto Duet, Ring Mod, Hornet · One of a kind, thankfully

Paper Prototype

Synth Available · 1 of 1

Five of my paper circuits in a clear plastic storage box: the Paper Mosquito, Dragonfly, Opto Duet, Ring Mod and Hornet, all running into one speaker in the base. It sounds horrendous, and if you really want to aggravate your neighbors, boy have I got a box for you. It is a big box, too: about a foot and a half square.

  • TypeNoise box, five paper circuits in one tub
  • ControlsThe knobs, toggles and jacks each paper circuit's guide gives it, on the lid. No volume control.
  • CircuitMy Paper Mosquito, Dragonfly, Opto Duet, Ring Mod and Hornet, with a paper power rail and a paper mix bus
  • EnclosureClear plastic storage box with a latching lid, about a foot and a half square (by eye, not measured)
  • WeightNot weighed
  • PowerStandard 9V DC pedal power supply
  • BuiltOctober 2026
  • StatusAvailable - one of a kind
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What it does

These are the hearts from my paper guides, built and wired into a tub for a synth meetup: the Paper Mosquito, the Dragonfly, the Opto Duet, the Ring Mod and the Hornet. A paper power rail runs them all off one DC jack, and a paper bus wires the other four straight into the Hornet, with no level controls, and the Hornet drives the speaker in the base.

It sounds horrendous. There is no volume control and no mixer, the speaker makes noise even when nothing is turned on, and it is ugly as sin. But if you really want to aggravate your neighbors, boy have I got a box for you.

Every circuit in it has a free guide on this site, if you would rather make your own mess.

Demo

Demo video coming soon.

Controls

The knobs and toggles
Each circuit has its own, on the lid, the same ones its guide gives it. None of them is a volume control.
Power
One DC jack feeds a paper power rail, which feeds all five hearts. A standard pedal power supply runs it.

Circuit: my own paper circuits, free on this site. Built, painted, and finished by Onion Madder as an original one-off - not affiliated with, endorsed by, or a clone of any commercial brand.