SparkFun Spectrum Shield MSGEQ7 Graphic Equalizer Display Filter populated with Two 1/8" Stereo Jacks, Split Stereo Audio Input into 7 Bands per Channel

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SparkFun Spectrum Shield MSGEQ7 Graphic Equalizer Features

• The Spectrum Shield compatible with Arduino is enabled with the capability of splitting a stereo audio input into 7-bands per channel.

• The Spectrum Shield features the MSGEQ7 graphic equalizer display filter. Two of these ICs allow you to split a stereo audio input into 7-bands (per channel) and read the amplitude of each using the ADC.

• The shield is populated with two 1/8" stereo jacks (like you would find on a pair of headphones). One serves as a stereo input and the other is a pass-through output which allows you to connect the Spectrum Shield in-line between your audio source and your stereo system without interruption.

• The Spectrum Shield enables your Arduino with the capability of splitting a stereo audio input into 7-bands per channel. You can then read the amplitude of each channel using the ADC allowing you to control everything from LEDs to motors, pumps to relays, or even fire, all with sound.

• Note: This product is a collaboration with Ben Moyes of Bliptronics. A portion of each sales goes back to them for product support and continued development.

About SparkFun Spectrum Shield MSGEQ7 Graphic Equalizer

The Spectrum Shield compatible with Arduino is enabled with the capability of splitting a stereo audio input into 7-bands per channel. You can then read the amplitude of each channel using the ADC allowing you to control everything from LEDs to motors, pumps to relays, or even fire, all with sound. With this shield you will be able to have almost any project be able to react to music or sound! The Spectrum Shield features the MSGEQ7 graphic equalizer display filter. Two of these ICs allow you to split a stereo audio input into 7-bands (per channel) and read the amplitude of each using the ADC, Compatible with your Arduino. The shield is populated with two 1/8" stereo jacks (like you would find on a pair of headphones). One serves as a stereo input and the other is a pass-through output which allows you to connect the Spectrum Shield in-line between your audio source and your stereo system without interruption. This shield can be used to create sound visualizers, detect patterns in music or add sound activation to your microcontroller projects. Note: This product is a collaboration with Ben Moyes of Bliptronics. A portion of each sales goes back to them for product support and continued development.