Arduino Audio Meter – ElectroSmash Shop https://www.electrosmash.com/shop we are MAD about guitar pedals Wed, 16 Oct 2019 07:55:49 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://www.electrosmash.com/shop/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/cropped-electrosmash-favicon-32x32.png Arduino Audio Meter – ElectroSmash Shop https://www.electrosmash.com/shop 32 32 Arduino Audio Meter – Guitar Pedal PCB https://www.electrosmash.com/shop/product/arduino-audio-meter-guitar-pedal-pcb/ Tue, 16 Jul 2019 08:43:43 +0000 https://fnz.93f.mywebsitetransfer.com/shop/?post_type=product&p=1679
  • The PCB is 110x85mm and made of high-quality FR4 (1.6mm thickness).
  • It has 2 copper layers with black silkscreen and soldermask with plated holes for easy soldering on both sides.
  • Check the Downloads & Links tab for extra information.
    • ]]>     The Arduino Audio Meter is a programmable guitar pedal that works with the Arduino UNO board. It is able to read the incoming audio signal and create effects on the four 8×8 LED matrices. The project is Open Source and aimed for hackers, musicians and programmers that want to learn about DSP (digital signal processing), LEDs, guitar effects, and experiment without deep knowledge on electronics or programming.

    Arduino Audio Meter Specifications:

    • Based on Arduino UNO board for signal processing (16MHz, 1KB RAM).
    • Analog input/output stages using MCP6002 rail to rail op-amp.a
    • The original audio signal passes though the pedal without suffering any modification.
      Interface:

      • 1 Gain knob (amplifies the guitar signal that goes into the arduino for better resolution)
      • 1 Encoder knob + Push-Button (programmable by the user)
      • 4 LED matrix 8×8 (driven by four MAX7219)
    • Connectors:
      • Input Guitar Jack, 1/4 inch unbalanced mono, Zin=1MΩ.
      • Output Guitar Jack, 1/4 inch unbalanced mono, Zout=0.1Ω.
    • Power supply:
      • Any supply from 9 to 12V. Standard 9V Boss connector works (center tip negative, the pedal takes 600mA)

     

    Arduino Audio Meter Review by BlitzCityDIY:

    Have a look to the Blitz City DIY review on the pedal:

     

    All the info at www.electrosmash.com/time-manipulator
    You can always contact us at info@electrosmash.com

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  • High-quality PCB with plated pads.
  • The complete Bill of Materials.
  • Laser cut acrylic cover.
  • Drilled Hammond 1590BBS enclosure.
  • Not included: Arduino UNO board and tools like solder iron, pliers, USB cable, etc.
  • Check the Downloads & Links tab for extra information.
    • ]]>     The Arduino Audio Meter is a programmable guitar pedal that works with the Arduino UNO board. It is able to read the incoming audio signal and create effects on the four 8×8 LED matrices. The project is Open Source and aimed for hackers, musicians and programmers that want to learn about DSP (digital signal processing), LEDs, guitar effects, and experiment without deep knowledge on electronics or programming.

    Arduino Audio Meter Specifications:

    • Based on Arduino UNO board for signal processing (16MHz, 1KB RAM).
    • Analog input/output stages using MCP6002 rail to rail op-amp.a
    • The original audio signal passes though the pedal without suffering any modification.
      Interface:

      • 1 Gain knob (amplifies the guitar signal that goes into the arduino for better resolution)
      • 1 Encoder knob + Push-Button (programmable by the user)
      • 4 LED matrix 8×8 (driven by four MAX7219)
    • Connectors:
      • Input Guitar Jack, 1/4 inch unbalanced mono, Zin=1MΩ.
      • Output Guitar Jack, 1/4 inch unbalanced mono, Zout=0.1Ω.
    • Power supply:
      • Any supply from 9 to 12V. Standard 9V Boss connector works (center tip negative, the pedal takes 600mA)

     

    Arduino Audio Meter Review by BlitzCityDIY:

    Have a look to the Blitz City DIY review on the pedal:

     

    All the info at www.electrosmash.com/time-manipulator
    You can always contact us at info@electrosmash.com

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