I had fiddled with one of these a couple years back, but here's another chance to take a look inside a (1st gen) Focusrite Scarlett 2i2, their second-smallest USB audio interface of the range.
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Showing posts with label reverse engineering. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reverse engineering. Show all posts
Sunday, 13 October 2019
#55 Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 (1st gen) teardown & modding
Saturday, 7 September 2019
#49 Joyo ZoMBie, part two - analysis and repair
It
took the best part of an evening and a couple hours the next day, but i
managed to lift the schematic for the whole preamp board. I also
recreated the board, but that was mostly for sanity-checking. I used all
the same component designators, but didn't bother measuring all the
dozens of small ceramic caps, because there's only SO far i'm willing to
go...
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Sunday, 25 August 2019
#45 Pedal pandemonium, part one - Fortin Grind
A local guitarist friend of mine recently upgraded his rig to a Fractal AX8, and as such, a couple of his overdrive pedals got relegated to (mostly) sitting on a shelf. Knowing some of my interests, he offered to lend them to me, to have a look on the inside, out of sheer curiosity.
First on the chopping block (as it were), a Fortin Grind.
First on the chopping block (as it were), a Fortin Grind.
Saturday, 8 December 2018
#33 Superlux R102 active ribbon microphone teardown & reverse-engineering
By sheer luck / accident, the other week i refreshed my Facebook main page (or "news feed" or whatever), and the first thing i saw was an ad from one of the trading groups i'm in, about a Superlux R102 (mk1) ribbon mic for sale, for a measly 30e (~$32). The seller was in a (sort-of-nearby) town i was headed to just a few days later, so i jumped at the chance. Immaculate shape, fully functional, retails for about four times as much - why not?
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