I am obsessed with miniaturisation. I didn't really notice it until I started doing my audio mixer circuit. I am still not happy with the fact that I must construct the circuit on two breadboards. Afterall, it is not an impossible feat to construct it on one if only my breadboard is working properly. Three rows were internally shorted.

Well, three rows don't usually mean anything since a breadboard has a total of 64 rows. But to be able to construct the entire circuit on one breadboard, I need to use ALL the rows. The circuit looks messy when it's constructed on two breadboards and I dislike messy circuit. Thank god my partner shares the same obsession of keeping the circuit as neat and compact as possible, else she'll think that I'm wasting too much time on this.

I am going to learn to design PCB so that I can make the final product as compact and neat as possible. Good things must look as good as its performance. It is never good enough until it can achieve both.