print all parts
glue the fabric to the cover - i used superglue
cut the fabric rests from the cover
mount the matrix voice hat with 2 small screws
connect speakers trough speaker case, pi spacer and pi ring
stack pi ring, pi, and pi spacer to the cover mit matrix voice hat
mount speakercase with 4 screws to pi ring
glue speakers to speakerplate - superglue
mount stand and speakerplate to speaker case with 6 screws
put the completed inlet in outher case - press and keep hole for power connector in mind
One question actually, can you also make a case without the Pi? Just the matrix voice? I am looking for a nice enclosure. I think I can manage an old friend printing it for me, but have not seen him in a while
I like the way you have them, I do not know what type that is.
Currently I have the speaker from an pi zero audiohat attached, but that is 1 speaker and I want two. Maybe a bit like your Pi3 version, but with a lower form factor
Nice work. Can you tell us where and which cables you bought for the speakers that fit the Matrix Voice? I have not yet been able to find out what exactly fits.
keep in mind - its a proof of concept print with low res - not grinded, painted nor polished.
The absolute height is about 24 mm. Speakers should be not heigher as 6 mm.
hi @Sturi2011 - i’m also using a matrix voice on pi4.
Unlike you i’m using a usb-soundcard, connected to the pi’s usb-hub. The soundcard is connected directly to pc speakers and my setup therefore is very silent
In the past i’ve also tryed to use the 3,5mm jack of the matrix voice or the pi itself, but the sound quality was pretty bad.
Therefore wanted to ask you a few questions:
Is the audio quality on the 2 connections that you use on matrix good and loud/ well audible?
Isn’t dangerous for the matrix voice board itself have magnetic speaker close to it?
Would female breadboard-jumpers also work to connect the speakers to the matrix-board?
