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Looks custom. That's quite a board sitting on top. https://im.static-thomann.de/pics/images/stompenberg/backstage/2.jpg https://im.static-thomann.de/pics/images

• tpmx 6y ago
  Yikes.
  • deelowe 6y ago
    Yeah. Makes you wonder why the PI was even needed.
    • tpmx 6y ago
      Well, it's a well-engineered, -documented, and -supported stable platform to handle computing needs for that giant board. Makes perfect sense, I think.
      • deelowe 6y ago
        I know. I was making a bit of a joke. It's a very impressive build. ;-)
    • unmasked_poker 6y ago
      The PI is needed for bridging our PCM3060 based custom sound card(via hardware i2s) with a WebRTC client that connects to the customer. It also handles all the high end internet connectivity and allows us to easily flash the microcontrollers with new software. It could have been done with audiointerfaces instead, but this approach is truly modular and allows us to scale it easily.