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Thomas J. Herling

Professor, author, audio engineer, hack musician, mad scientist, radio announcer, part-time global village idiot, jester.

Springfield, Oregon

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This user joined on 03/11/2019.

Things I've Built

Ampeg B15N

Classic bass amp.

World’s Greatest Stereo System

I’ve been tinkering and futzing with early-60s HH Scott hi-fi amps, restoredspeakers from Goodwill, Belden 8451 and as much knowledge as I can gather about this so I can spend this third half of my life mastering the art of listening.

Projects I Like & Follow

Follow for the 'Hacklet' and latest news about hackaday.io

Hackaday.io Project

a digital signal processor with integrated multi-channel amplifier for high-fidelity speakers.

DSP 01: hi-fi audio signal processor

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

I will be attempting to build a guided rocket using of the shelf parts

Guided Rocket

Hackaday Prize 2019

bringing additive manufacturing to the next level

prism laser scanner

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Applying polymorphism to hardware enables users to do more with their devices while avoiding IoT pitfalls.

Polymorphic Hardware

trey-german Trey German

This is my implementation of Scott Lawson's Audio Reactive LED strip using a Pi Zero W and Fe-Pi audio card

Audio Reactive LED via Pi Zero W & Fe-Pi Audio

joshuavader joshua.vader

My idea for a room based VR positioning system. The goal is for tennis court coverage to play "real" virtual tennis!

Room Based VR Positioning

lee-cook Lee Cook

Generic prototyping of processors from 1970's and 1980's

Generic 8-bit Processors Prototype (G8PP)

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

A new algebraic machine cognition model and a novel machine vision architecture

ROSCOE - A Scalable, Platform Independent Robot

j-groff J Groff

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

A Burning Man Art Car Project by a group of D.C. (Not Washington!) Burners

"The Deep" - D.C.'s Sonic Jellyfish Art Car

casual-cyborg Casual Cyborg

Collaborative rocket design.

3DPMRS - 3D Printed Modular Rocket System

mike-maluk Mike Maluk

A Markov sequencer, with fractal 1/f transition probabilities, is combined with a two-voice, 16-bit FM synthesizer, running on a 8-bit MCU.

FM-synth, two voice, Markov sequence, music box

bruce-land Bruce Land

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Uses multiple Arduino Nano and a passive mixer to generate multiple voices simultaneously.

Rachel's Nightmare, a distributed polyphonic synth

arduino-enigma Arduino Enigma

applicable occasion, feature,function,diagram, and testing results

XL6009 Step-up Power Module DC-DC Converter

I bought an Alexa back in 2014, and now with an Electric Objects' picture frame I can make it show me thing

Picture, Picture, On the Wall

tim-wilkinson Tim Wilkinson

Because launching rockets with a string just didn't feel right

Computer Controlled Bottle Rocket Launcher

Daniel Vlahovic

Muscle wire powered realtime motion, controlled by MIDI, Silent motion, synchronized to MIDI music

Duke Nukem Dancing Marker - MIDI Muscle Wire

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

A Tangible User Interface which allows the creation of music from an arrangement of Lego blocks

Lego Music

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