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Weevil 20/25

Name: Weevil 20/25
Brand: Bugbrand

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A new Weevil to celebrate 20 years of BugBrand! Weevils were the first designs I made as BugBrand and, between 2005 2015 I made a whole slew of them you can see some on the Weevil Archive page. So it seemed apt to make a special one to mark 20 years the first regular production for 10 years and the first housed one since perhaps 2008! The core is a simple little circuit I found in a library book a cymbal sound synthesiser made of some CMOS 4000 series logic gates to make squarewaves that are quasi-ringmodulated together. Back in my early days I was doing a lot of circuit bending, so I tried ou

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Registered at Companies House as BUGBRAND LTD., number 07199808. Checked 2026-08-29.
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