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Hey Alex. Just sent it out late last week so you should see it this week. Also, I ordered some microphone with auto gain adjustment and line out levels so I'll be trying those to find a good auto-gain mic for people to use, that has been tested to work properly. I'll be listing those on the shop as ...

Here is a sample of what the audio should sound like, this is from myactivity.google.com

I enabled attaching audio clips btw.

Hey altua, I listened to your clip and that static should not be there. I am not sure about the source of that but when you get the replacement kit, you should try playing a pre-recorded message through the 3.5mm cable using a phone or laptop to get a baseline to make sure that static is not present...

Mod kit now available: https://www.snektek.com/shop/index.php? ... uct_id=108

Thanks for buying the SnekTek Home Mini Line In-Out Mod kit! Video Tutorial: https://youtu.be/3T1_XnLrbt0?t=3m14s If you have any questions you can email me at customerservice@snektek.com Step 1: Disassemble the home mini to access the main circuit board. Use this guide: https://www.ifixit.com/Teard...

Hey curt,

How many mod kits do you want. Also, what do you want us to do with the homepod.

We've been working on increasing voice recognition accuracy and consistency. There was some interference and noise in the audio, partly caused by imperfections in the software, partly caused by audio front-end. Now it seems to be 95% as good as the original voice recognition. We are working on the c...

We got it working!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbZlhmr9zXw

Well we have managed to generate PDM stream that the mini recognizes, and played some pre-recorded commands into the home mini. Next step is to get the ADC working on the microcontroller and prototype a signal conditioning circuit. This way we can interface a 3.5mm audio jack as a mic input.

David's been working on generating the PDM on an STM32F103, will update on that soon.