philippe_44 wrote: > Usually they can be fixed by changing capacitors (thats likely the case > in your example with failed analogue audio). > > Now, there is a lot of room inside a SB classic, likely enough to fit a > Pi or my SqueezeAMP. You could also use a ESP32-A1S module and easily > redo a full board around that. Ethernet might be difficult, though. > > The A1S design would be very simple as that module already has a DAC and > an headset/line out. You just need a 5V to 3.3V regulator, not even a > step down. Our SqueezeESP32 software I think give you all you want: > display, IR and SPDIF. > > I dont have time for such project but somebody with simple CAD > experience can do it easily. Thanks - I must admit to have been very tempted to buy a SqueezeAmp but couldn't really justify yet another player - I've run out of rooms to put them in! I've also been looking at the various ESP32 modules and boards (I was very taken by '*this*' (https://www.cnx-software.com/2020/12/04/ttgo-t5-4-7-inch-e-paper-display-comes-with-esp32-wifi-bluetooth-soc/) which looked like a great basis for an outdoor player which would work in direct sunlight...) but haven't broken out the credit card yet. A whole new board is well beyond my design and assembly skills, but if / when one of the SB3s does finally die I will definitely try to shoehorn something into it. Brgds Phil
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