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Looking at http://stage.itp.nyu.edu/~jn429/playsound/ and trying to make something that's sort of a digital sampler player, I was wondering if the 32k eeprom in the basicx stamp is easily replacable?

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--- In , "nunfuxor" <nunfuxor@y...> wrote: > Looking at http://stage.itp.nyu.edu/~jn429/playsound/ and trying to > make something that's sort of a digital sampler player, I was > wondering if the 32k eeprom in the basicx stamp is easily > replacable? Sure. If your very adept at desoldering SMT devices. ;) For most purposes, I'd say that it's not easily replaceable.

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--- In , "Don Kinzer" <dkinzer@e...> wrote: > --- In , "nunfuxor" <nunfuxor@y...> wrote: > > Looking at http://stage.itp.nyu.edu/~jn429/playsound/ and trying to > > make something that's sort of a digital sampler player, I was > > wondering if the 32k eeprom in the basicx stamp is easily > > replacable? > > Sure. If your very adept at desoldering SMT devices. ;) > > For most purposes, I'd say that it's not easily replaceable. Hmm... does the basic stamp have enough pins where I can add more eeprom and still have a speaker?

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Nope, same number of pins. But rather than try to duplicate this functionality, why not look into a device that does the job, like the ISD sound record chips, or the Audiovox MP3 player if you need hifi? On Jun 12, 2004, at 4:31 PM, nunfuxor wrote: > --- In , "Don Kinzer" <dkinzer@e...> wrote: >> --- In , "nunfuxor" <nunfuxor@y...> wrote: >>> Looking at http://stage.itp.nyu.edu/~jn429/playsound/ and trying > to >>> make something that's sort of a digital sampler player, I was >>> wondering if the 32k eeprom in the basicx stamp is easily >>> replacable? >> >> Sure. If your very adept at desoldering SMT devices. ;) >> >> For most purposes, I'd say that it's not easily replaceable. > > Hmm... does the basic stamp have enough pins where I can add more > eeprom and still have a speaker? > > Yahoo! Groups Links > -- Tom Igoe

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