philippe_44 wrote:
> Usually they can be fixed by changing capacitors (thatÂ’s 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
florca wrote:
> Maybe a slight tangent from the original topic, but...
> I have four original, white SB3s which I am *very* attached to, partly
> due to their near-perfect industrial design, an early project by 'Fred
> Bould' (https://www.bould.com/) who rivals the better-known Jony Ive and
> 'Di
Maybe a slight tangent from the original topic, but...
I have four original, white SB3s which I am *very* attached to, partly
due to their near-perfect industrial design, an early project by 'Fred
Bould' (https://www.bould.com/) who rivals the better-known Jony Ive and
'Dieter Rams'
(https://www.
