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ROLAND TD-17 Breakout Box

Choofthur avatarChoofthur

August 25, 2023

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I was looking for a breakout box and noticed that they are very occasionally available and cost a fair bit of money. I then looked at Roland compatible splitters and they were also quite expensive but appeared super easy to build. I made drum splitters with resistors first to test and they worked flawlessly on my TD-17, so I decided a full breakout box was warranted. Besides splitting the toms & aux inputs I also wanted to move the module over to the hi-hat stand, which would have required extending my wiring harness anyway. So why not jump down the rabbit hole and build one?

I designed the box in Tinkercad & printed it on my Super Racer - very easy print with no supports, I had it slow down once it got to the text layers for better detail but I am happy with the results.

With this box I only need to run a M-F DB25 cable, and C2 & Aux cables from the module to the breakout. When my 3m black cables arrive I will make a neat little loom for the module-breakout connection.

The switching jacks are wired to auto switch if an input is detected on the rim inputs on the breakout. So if you plug a dual zone pad into Tom1(TIP) it will still work as a dual zone, but if you want to split the input you simply plug in another pad to the Tom1(RIM) and it will split automatically. Was a bit fiddly figuring out the wiring but it worked out in the end. I am new to DPDT jack switching but once the concept clicked it was more a matter of taking my time and triple checking every solder, heat shrink and pathing as I went.

I wired this with white tip, red ring, black sleeve. Followed the attached pinout guide I found online. Went overboard with the heat shrink & cable lengths to ensure reliability.

I BELIEVE this is compatible with any module that uses the standard DB25 cable, but I don't have the equipment to test it out.

https://www.drum-tec.com/roland-multicore-cable-for-td-07-9-11-15-17-25

PARTS USED:

12x TRS jacks
https://www.altronics.com.au/p/p0068-6.35mm-unswitched-non-insulated-stereo-jack-socket/

4x TRS switched jacks
https://www.altronics.com.au/p/p0072-6.35mm-dpdt-non-insulated-stereo-jack-socket/

DB25 Breakout Board
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32803735054.html

Fair bit of 13x0.12mm Wire

4x 100kΩ resistors for the splits

M3 bolts for mounting the DB25 board & final assembly. Waiting on button head screws to arrive to finalize what you see in the photos.

M4 bolts to hold on the lego hands for mounting to the frame.

License:

Creative Commons - Attribution

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