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aljordan said:
Well, I tried the above, bypassing the audio connection from the main board and routing the input and output signal via X4 and X5 on the volume board instead. I set the input channel count back to zero and the power up input channel back to zero. Unfortunately I get no sound. just a little distorted music when the power is off, which mutes completely when the power is on.

I don't see anything wrong with my build. I can swap in another muses chip, but the soldering on that looks good to me. I imagine the firmware chip is okay since I can set the remote keys and parameters.

If anyone has ideas regarding what to try next, I'll gladly entertain them. I've never had a DIY audio build failure, and I am hoping to avoid a failure here.
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Any progress?
I'm in the same situation as you.
 
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Will need a new controller board and chip. Some of the solder pads had come loose. Meldano, could I order a PCB controller and chip from you? Or if someone has a spare board I could buy?
 

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Unfortunately I didn't know and 'removed' IC10 with a cutter. So in other words I wrecked both the board an IC. 🥺

This must be one of the most frustrating projects I ever did. My soldering skills are pretty good and still it didn't work. 😭
 
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