Kilren wrote:

crispy_tofu wrote:That's good to hear.

Just realized that I didn't read his post at all. I'm blaming it on a very early morning for me this morning...

It happens to all of us at some point.

Yeah, they look like they're sold out now. However, since they're now in active production, it shouldn't take too long for the next batch. They will soon be back, and in greater numbers. :D I looked around a little but can't find my source again, but I heard a rumor that they're selling another (ei...

Ah, that's a shame. I'll probably make a secondary account to make edits on the wiki, I kinda like my underscore.

Is it a good solution, connecting the buttons straight to the GPIO of the zero (without teensy?). I think the inputs be taken slower and some other issues. Welcome to the forum. The main difference between the GPIO and the Teensy is that the Teensy is more modular and easy to program/modify. The GP...

Yeah, they look like they're sold out now.
However, since they're now in active production, it shouldn't take too long for the next batch.
They will soon be back, and in greater numbers.

Wow, that's very neat, your build looks really good!
Just wondering, is the LED distracting when playing at night, or is that not an intended function?

Interesting. The only problem with mine so far is that the pads for the cable came off when I used a desoldering pump, but it was easily fixed.

That's good to hear.

I have this this one: http://www.amazon.com/kenable-Port-Powe ... B00LK5I8N0
It's not the smallest, but it works quite well for what it is.
I'm going to be using this one in a guide that I'll make when I get the rest of the parts.

Yeah, it says that 'You have not specified a valid username.' I wonder what's wrong?