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This adapter allows you to connect your phone / laptop / $USB-audio-host-capable device to any passive loudspeaker that accepts a Speakon plug.
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In my tests it reached volumes significantly above "room volume". Its output power is probably enough to host a small indoor party.
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> [!WARNING]
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> It's not recommended to reproduce this project in the current state, as v0.1 contains some issues and v0.2 is not yet tested.
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> Here be dragons.
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<p float="left" style="display: flex; flex-wrap: wrap; align-items: center;">
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<img src="doc/USB2Speakon.JPG" width="49%" />
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- Android phones produce less volume than PCs. Idk why exactly, but it appears to be a software limitation, it's not limited by USB power.
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- On some Android phones it's way too quiet though, there you can use [this shady volume booster app](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.goodev.volume.booster) that actually manages to increase the output volume in that case.
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- The project was designed for the now discontinued NL4FX. It is unclear if it would mechanically fit inside the new NL4FXX.
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- v0.1 has a 3225 footprint for a 6MHz crystal. No 6MHz crystal is available for that footprint tho.
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- ~~v0.1 has a 3225 footprint for a 6MHz crystal. No 6MHz crystal is available for that footprint tho.~~
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- This has been fixed in v0.2 with an oscillator.
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## Pictures in use
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[^1]: ~~Peak Music Power Output~~ Panel Melting Power Once
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[^1]: ~~Peak Music Power Output~~ Panel Melting Power Once
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