This handy device uses an Adafruit Sound FX board with 9 Cherry MX keyboard keys to control 8 different audio triggers. The 9th button was added for symmetry, and although it isn't connected to the audio chip, I've provided easy through-hole solder pads for using the button in your own project!
The unit is powered via the micro-USB port, and stereo audio output is via the 3.5mm jack. Please note this does not have an onboard amplifier and only output line level audio. Perfect for the AUX input on your car stereo, PA system, or portable speaker.
All sound effects and buttons can be replaced and remapped very easily without any coding! Simply plug the soundboard into your computer via the micro-USB port, and it shows up as a standard flash drive. Full instructions are included in the User Guide linked below.
Please note that as of May 2025, PCBs are now purple and are manufactured in the US!
This handy device uses an Adafruit Sound FX board with 9 Cherry MX keyboard keys to control 8 different audio triggers. The 9th button was added for symmetry, and although it isn't connected to the audio chip, I've provided easy through-hole solder pads for using the button in your own project!
The unit is powered via the micro-USB port, and stereo audio output is via the 3.5mm jack. Please note this does not have an onboard amplifier and only output line level audio. Perfect for the AUX input on your car stereo, PA system, or portable speaker.
All sound effects and buttons can be replaced and remapped very easily without any coding! Simply plug the soundboard into your computer via the micro-USB port, and it shows up as a standard flash drive. Full instructions are included in the User Guide linked below.
Please note that as of May 2025, PCBs are now purple and are manufactured in the US!
Demonstration of the SFX box functions.
