Hello all,

I have always wanted to order a PCB and put something like this together myself vs. buy a kit, I understand a kit is simpler and a similar price but for me, part of the entertainment is figuring this out. I have decent soldering skills. So far I figured out ordering PCBs using the latest v3.6 files on the Open Source Hardware Lab site. Now I need to source parts, I think I located all the daughterboards however I am struggling with knowing what is required for the smaller items, from resisters to the volume potentiometers. I see that OSHWLab has a BOM but it lacks detailed part numbers, at least as far as I understand. Is there a detailed list of parts I need? Thank you so much for helping!

Sorry to be a pest and thread bump. Does anyone have a BOM that includes part numbers or descriptions. Maybe steve45 you have something you can share?

Look at these amazing boards I now have, it would be so great if I could figure out the last part of the BOM to build these. I understand what all the daughter boards are, I can read all the resister color codes but some of the items are more of a challenge. If folks have a detailed BOM that would be so helpful otherwise I might just have some nice wall hangers...

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I got boards made and parts to make a TiltAudio like 18 months ago but the price for Raspberry Pis was crazy because of the shortage so I held off. Now Pis are back to reasonable prices, you can now get a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W w/ a header for $23 shipped. I assembled a board, purchased a license and made the discovery that TiltAudio only supports altsound files and not PinSound files which is a real bummer. Besides sound quality the best part of an aftermarket sound solution is alternative sound packages.

Reading through the entire thread I see at some point there where downloadable files to descramble some sound sets and then those files got baked into the base image at some point and removed from the website. Is descrambling still included in the code? If so what games are supported? I assume not but it would be good to know for sure.

Is there anyway to manually descrabmle a community sound file? I have the permission of the person who made the sound file but I do not know how to go about it. It would greatly improve the value of my TiltAudios.