Cabinet simulator - AROMA ASR-3 - what do you think?

[caspercody]

I will try to get more pictures later. These are the best ones I could find so far.

[Rob Strand]

The big chip has marking TMS32xxxx. 
I can't read the rest but I'm pretty certain it's a TMS320xxxx which is a (common) Texas Instruments DSP chip.
So all the filter goodies for the cab sim etc will be implemented in software inside that.

[deadastronaut]

cheers,   wow, that looks a lot more complicated than i initially thought it would....

[caspercody]

Do you want more pictures, or probably not worth trying to DIY?

[deadastronaut]

prob not worth it then....cheers though.

[ElectricDruid]

That's pretty cool to see though. That's a lot of DSP in a little box...which of course is the way things are going. You can design a pedal like that and then change the software and the box's screen printing and you've got a new product. TC Electronic are well on top of this, from what I can see. And since the cost of production is largely about the numbers, being able to re-use the same board for many pedals makes a lot of sense.

Sigh...Maybe one day.

T.