DIY Tower Speaker PCB Design
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I’m building a pair of DIY tower speakers and need a custom-designed, two-layer PCB that ties everything together. The board must fit comfortably inside the cabinet, so please keep your layout within 260 mm (W) × 190 mm (H) and use 2 oz copper.
All core functions—amplifier stages, passive/active crossover networks, and an onboard Bluetooth module—have already been mapped out in a block diagram that I will share. Your job is to translate that diagram into a production-ready board, routing power and signal paths cleanly and meeting good audio-grade practices for noise, thermal management, and grounding.
Once the schematic and layout are complete, I’ll need the standard fabrication package:
• Gerber and drill files
• Read-me with stack-up and copper weight notes
• BOM with part numbers and footprints
• Assembly drawing or pick-and-place file
If you have experience squeezing low-noise audio amplifiers and Bluetooth onto tight two-layer boards, this should be straightforward. I’ll sign off the design after a quick DFM review, so clear silkscreen labeling and organised net naming will help us both. Looking forward to collaborating on this build.
All core functions—amplifier stages, passive/active crossover networks, and an onboard Bluetooth module—have already been mapped out in a block diagram that I will share. Your job is to translate that diagram into a production-ready board, routing power and signal paths cleanly and meeting good audio-grade practices for noise, thermal management, and grounding.
Once the schematic and layout are complete, I’ll need the standard fabrication package:
• Gerber and drill files
• Read-me with stack-up and copper weight notes
• BOM with part numbers and footprints
• Assembly drawing or pick-and-place file
If you have experience squeezing low-noise audio amplifiers and Bluetooth onto tight two-layer boards, this should be straightforward. I’ll sign off the design after a quick DFM review, so clear silkscreen labeling and organised net naming will help us both. Looking forward to collaborating on this build.