2024-03-17, 07:45 AM
(2024-03-15, 06:44 PM)aga Wrote: Sounds pretty not great though, and not very loud. I suspect an amp and a lower output from the iPod might help the sound quality a bit? But proof of concept proven. I suspect a newer iPhone speaker would sound better (as my iPhone 13 speaker sounds great)
AFAIK phone/laptop microspeakers need DSP to (among other things) sound good (see this video for a Macbook example) and I don’t think that Tangara’s CPU is powerful enough for this.
That's awesome! Thanks for that - I wasn't familiar with DSP, but sounds like that's absolutely how they are doing it. Phone speakers will work - but I your comment makes me feel that they will have a far worse sound quality than on an iPhone.
(2024-03-15, 09:47 PM)jacqueline Wrote: We should be able to manage some basic EQ-type processing; especially when not on Bluetooth.
That might be a solution! If there's an EQ might be able to improve what's lost by not having apple's DSP.
Are there any spare GPIO pins by chance? Would be cool to write some Lua and add a menu entry to enable / disable a GPIO...