Of course, this was a PP29, which means that it has the original analog output. We will probably all agree that the value here is mostly historical. I never assembled this because I didn't see evidence that it was worth my time. As soon as I received it, the designs abandoned the audio output for USB. I was waiting for the final product with the hope of being able to upgrade this Beta Kit to the current state of design.
As one of only a handful of Peachy Printers in the wild, somebody will enjoy this. Just think--you could show the world how the Peachy Printer actually worked--two years ago. I look forward to somebody really picking apart the current design, but moreover, am very glad to find the "build your own" forum here--I'm thinking maybe you all have moved the top down build farther than PP did with their million dollars.
Thank you!Statistics: Posted by diffdaff — Sun May 15, 2016 11:53 am
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