Tangara

Tangara is a portable music player. It outputs high-quality sound through a 3.5-mm headphone jack, lasts a full day on a charge, and includes a processor that’s powerful enough to support any audio format you can throw at it. It’s also 100% open hardware running open-source software, which makes it easy to customize, repair, and upgrade. Tangara plays what you want to hear, however you want to hear it.

We're currently trying to scrape together a crowdfunding campaign! Please check us out on Crowd Supply!

Source Repositories

tangara-fw: The ESP32 firmware, comprising the bulk of Tangara's functionality. This is probably the repo that you're most interested in!

tangara-hw: Sources for the entire physical device. Includes both the case/enclosure, and the PCBs.

tangara-samd-fw: Firmware for the SAMD21 co-processor that manages USB connectivity, charging, and power management of the ESP32.

Contributing

The firmware repositories for Tangara are mirrored on both sourcehut and Codeberg. Contributions on either platform are welcome; feel free to use whichever contribution workflow you prefer. If you are a git-send-email nerd, then the list to use is ~jacqueline/tangara-devel@lists.sr.ht.

For issue tracking, refer to the 'issues' tab of the relevant repo on Codeberg.

Thanks, Aisler!

Aisler have very generously sponsored our (final?) round of pre-production prototype boards. We've gotten all of our prototype revisons from Aisler, and we couldn't be happier with their quality. Check them out!