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A Pimoroni Speaker Phat mounted on a Raspberry Pi 2. It has been extended with a 1602 liquid crystal character display and a rotary encoder knob. Blue and yellow wires have been soldered to the shared 40-pin heart of the Phat to connect the display and encoder to the Raspberry Pi. Red and black wire emerge from under the extended Phat to a small membrane speaker. An Akai LPK25 MIDI keyboard is plugged into one of the USB ports. The display reads: "Voice TG1 <8=PIANO 1>"

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A Pimoroni Speaker Phat mounted on a Raspberry Pi 2. It has been extended with a 1602 liquid crystal character display and a rotary encoder knob. Blue and yellow wires have been soldered to the shared 40-pin heart of the Phat to connect the display and encoder to the Raspberry Pi. Red and black wire emerge from under the extended Phat to a small membrane speaker. An Akai LPK25 MIDI keyboard is plugged into one of the USB ports. The display reads: "Voice TG1 <8=PIANO 1>"
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Bornach (bornach@fosstodon.org)'s status on Tuesday, 31-Oct-2023 02:19:24 JST Bornach
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I've turned a discontinued #Pimoroni Speaker Phat into a #MiniDexed Phat in order to give a new lease of life to a slightly damaged Raspberry Pi 2 that I recovered from ewaste
#RaspberryPi #diysynth #FMsynth

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