Tag: TAS5805M
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Louder-ESP32-mini launch at Elecrow
The Louder-ESP32-mini is now available at Elecrow, starting with the 42mm version, but the larger 55mm version will be available soon as well. The EU stock will be refilled as well, but it will take some time, as I just finished testing the 55m prototype, and after cosmetic changes, it goes into a larger production…
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My Louder-ESP32-Mini build
A quick video about my own test setup with two Louder-ESP32-Mini boards (S-model and M-model). Speakers that were used in this build are second-hand M-Audio and no-name brands; they cost me around €10 each plus delivery. Software used in this build ESPHome configs can be found on GitHub
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TAS58xx support update on the standalone snapclient
Small update on the standalone snapclient firmware for the TAS5805M/TAS58025M-based boards Recently, some nasty bug popped up in the firmware; the fault check and reset task that was added recently started to crash because of a lack of stack space, affecting both master and develop versions. The proper fix is on review right now, but…
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Louder-ESP32-mini launch
The Louder-ESP32-mini is finally available at Lectronz and Tindie. Well… kind of. It was sold out in a day, since I only had 10 boards from the first test batch, and I want to keep one for myself (for reasons explained below). One of the goals for this board was to be affordable. I think…
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Esparagus with AirPlay-2
This is a copy of a post prepared for the Esparagus Audio Brick Crowd Supply campaign. In the last update, we used Squeezelite-ESP32 firmware to play audio via the AirPlay protocol. It is a great way to listen to music over wireless, with the possibility to play directly on Apple devices or integrate with Music Assistant. The…
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One-command install script for Raspberry
The TAS58XX drive on Raspbian is both beautiful and problematic at the same time. It is one of the few drivers that allow on-the-fly DSP configuration, and it gets stored and re-applied on restart completely effort-less. And you have both UI and command line ways to change all the settings, isn’t that great? But there…