Chase Bliss Opens Source for Discontinued Chompi Sampler
Chase Bliss has decided to discontinue production of its Chompi sampler due to high manufacturing costs but is making the project open source. This includes both hardware and firmware, allowing enthusiasts and developers to modify or build their own versions. The company also released a simplified version of the firmware as a starting point for potential tinkerers. This move reflects an effort by Chase Bliss to maintain community engagement despite ceasing production. By opening up access to its designs, it enables continued innovation around the product even after official support ends.
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