December is very conservative. This would only happen if there're serious issues sourcing parts.
You have said that the board is aimed at the diy community and should be flexible (opamps on sockets....).
That's god but will the board be rugged enough to survive some soldering / desoldering exercises ?
That's god but will the board be rugged enough to survive some soldering / desoldering exercises ?
Sure thing! - with proper equipment and a bit of soldering experience, but I believe this is obvious.
The main thing I can imagine one would want to replace - apart from the opamps which are on sockets and hence do not require any tooling - that's the capacitors on the analogue signal path.
I made them Through-Hole on that purpose precisely. Mind you, the ones originally fitted are good caps (ELNA).
Hi,
I'm interested in the board with analogue volume control.
Have to say that by the looks of it you have designd a fantastic product 🙂 Looking forward to some more technical details.
I'm interested in the board with analogue volume control.
Have to say that by the looks of it you have designd a fantastic product 🙂 Looking forward to some more technical details.
Thanks for your feedback Ymen!
No no buffer. The chip itself is a collection of opamps.
It's coming out nicely, thanks for asking mate! Currently implementing custom FIR working mode.
I beg you a bit more patience please 🙂 Most of the info is already out.
Cool, thanks for the feedback! Looks like most of the interest goes to the board with the analogue volume chip fitted.