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My understanding from a few conversations with the peachy guys is that they started out with a really simple idea of what it was going to do, but in the process
by tonyarkles 13y ago
My understanding from a few conversations with the peachy guys is that they started out with a really simple idea of what it was going to do, but in the process of getting it production ready they kept discovering problems that needed yet-another-hack to work around. It sounds like a lot of clever engineering has gone into it, but I personally probably would do USB and digital processing instead of analog (you can get crazy powerful USB-capable micros for pretty cheap, e.g. mchck.org)
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- jessaustin 13y agoI get what you're saying. However, one advantage of leaving the digital-audio conversion in the sound card is that modifications to this process are just a new software install on the host, rather than a new firmware install on the device. That presumes they eventually get the device in a "good enough" state, however.