UPDATE: This listing now includes the genuine Microchip(TM) ATtiny85-10PU chip, CR2032 battery holder, and MJTP1230 tactile switch.

Note: I am not Captain Credible, just a big fan and fellow DIY synth enthusiast.

Captain Credible uses these to develop his generative EPs like "Dead Cats" and "Fantasy Mansion."

It's basically a breakout board with all the possible parts that could be used with easy-to-access male header pins and 6-pin ISP programmers. Easier to handle than a mini-breadboard and thus more useful for the creative process, the focus can now be shifted to repeatedly iterating the programming of new music.

Here is the full BoM for the other parts (not included in this listing--you only get the PCB, ATtiny85 microcontroller chip, battery holder, and tactile switch):

one 8 pin 7.62mm DIP socket, 2.54mm pin spacing

two 220ohm resistors, 6mm long

one 1Mohm resistor, 6mm long

six 1k resistors, 6mm long

three 2-pin header jumper, 2.54mm pin spacing p/n QPC02SXGN-RC

one photoresistor G5528

one CUI Devices SJ1-3525NG-GR

one 2x3 male pin header, 2.54mm spacing for ISP programming, Wurth Electronik 61200621621

one (probably) 10k linear potentiometer, Bourns PTV09 9mm Series, mount-to-pins = 7.0mm, pin 1 to pin 3 = 5.0mm

two 1x4 male pin header, 2.54mm spacing

two 1x3 male pin header, 2.54mm spacing

three 1x2 male pin header, 2.54mm spacing

three 1x1 male pin header

one CR2032 battery

Ships 2oz. USPS First Class Package