Great content! I didn’t knew about these one row smd sockets. Very handy! When I paste my boards, I make sure the paste is a bit warmed to run better and I’m trying to make only one pass.. not always working, but if done right you’ll have a more accurate amount of paste on the pads and so less bridging. It’s different then silkscreen printing, where the first pass is for loading. But your qfn pads looked perfect! Keep on!
I wouldn't say it's finished but I don't have much energy to continue development. It works pretty well. I was thinking of adding another audio ADC/DAC so I could have 4 mono inputs. Also the teensy4 should work as a USB sound card so it would be cool to use it to record the output directly.
@@matthewvenn Yeah that'd be really nice, I've considered a solution like that as a DJ soundcard =) I've been looking for a small stereo FX unit like this for a long time, I'll check out the kitspace page and order some parts =)
@@DJDiskmachine cool. Let me know how it goes. A friend had a lot of problems soldering the QFN package CODEC. So it's probably not a great project unless you have experience with SMT parts.
awesome video. really informative. i didn’t know i could add images to the schematic. thanks for sharing.
Great content! I didn’t knew about these one row smd sockets. Very handy!
When I paste my boards, I make sure the paste is a bit warmed to run better and I’m trying to make only one pass.. not always working, but if done right you’ll have a more accurate amount of paste on the pads and so less bridging. It’s different then silkscreen printing, where the first pass is for loading. But your qfn pads looked perfect! Keep on!
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Thanks! Check it in action on this channel: th-cam.com/video/Tn_QcF3deOg/w-d-xo.html
Hi! This looks quite amazing, do you consider the project "finished" or is it stull under development? =)
I wouldn't say it's finished but I don't have much energy to continue development. It works pretty well. I was thinking of adding another audio ADC/DAC so I could have 4 mono inputs. Also the teensy4 should work as a USB sound card so it would be cool to use it to record the output directly.
@@matthewvenn Yeah that'd be really nice, I've considered a solution like that as a DJ soundcard =)
I've been looking for a small stereo FX unit like this for a long time, I'll check out the kitspace page and order some parts =)
@@DJDiskmachine cool. Let me know how it goes. A friend had a lot of problems soldering the QFN package CODEC. So it's probably not a great project unless you have experience with SMT parts.