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DIY assembly
Brendan Ratliff edited this page Jan 29, 2021
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If you want to build your own OAS, here's what you'll need to do:
- obtain a printed circuit board of the Classic Edition design, either by participating in a community group buy or by ordering your own from one of the many quick-turnaround PCB prototyping services around the world
- purchase all the components on the BOM (bill of materials)
- solder the components to the board by referring to the PCB layout markings and the schematics to be sure of which component goes where (it's a pretty easy soldering job - it's not for absolute beginners, but it doesn't require any advanced techniques)
- 3D print the top and bottom parts of the Classic Edition shell case design (or design your own case!)
- How do they work?
⚠️ WARNING- That WARNING sounds serious. How did you test your design without risking Amiga hardware?
- Why is this sampler design mono, not stereo?
- What's the aim in terms of quality and application?
- What about those edge cases? Who is OAS not aimed at?
- How compatible is OAS with existing software? (Work in progress, submissions welcome)
- Current status