I'm just back from my holiday, sorry for the late reply.
Great build again indeed Bengt! No LCD/keypad/IR sensor?
Yes.
This model has been tested by several users and is available at Mouser in the US:
MTW30-51212 TDK-Lambda | Mouser
Are you thinking of a digital gain?
A friend of mine wanted a "Najda" as well so I'm helping out
Great build again indeed Bengt! No LCD/keypad/IR sensor?
Yes.
This model has been tested by several users and is available at Mouser in the US:
MTW30-51212 TDK-Lambda | Mouser
Are you thinking of a digital gain?
The function already exists in the "input processing menu" but as separate left and rigth input gain, and yes it's digital.
Is it it possible to create a combined function that is also available from the pushbuttons ?
"Samuel" wants to try it without pushbuttons and display, just a remote for volume.
There will be 100% use on the exp1 input and all other settings will be available from
software so..... Maybe he will change his mind but we will try it like this at first.
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I don't really understand why you would do this. If your input level is too low, you should boost it prior to getting into Najda. Indeed, an input digital gain will raise the noise floor.
Or am I missing something?
Alright. In any case, it looks good!
I don't really understand why you would do this. If your input level is too low, you should boost it prior to getting into Najda. Indeed, an input digital gain will raise the noise floor.
Or am I missing something?
Alright. In any case, it looks good!
I had some problems with digital clipping on a few records and I went at it the wrong way. Problem solved by doing it the right way instead
There is a dipole compensation that was something like +12 db and an adjustment in level for -12db. If I adjusted for level in "post gain" there was digital clipping no matter how much I lowered it. If I instead lowered it at "pre gain" the problem was solved.
I have to lower the input gain (input menu) a little bit (-3db) now as well to avoid digital clipping.
Not a problem since I now can play more then loud enough.
Edit: So from my point of view, you can drop this question.
Exellent
Another small thing. When saving a preset you have to rename it even if you just altered the one you are presently using. My idea is that when you chose a preset location the present filename would come up in the rename field by default. It's not a big thing to rewrite the filename but I'm guessing that it wouldn't be that hard to make it work that way.
Sounds great by the way
Another small thing. When saving a preset you have to rename it even if you just altered the one you are presently using. My idea is that when you chose a preset location the present filename would come up in the rename field by default. It's not a big thing to rewrite the filename but I'm guessing that it wouldn't be that hard to make it work that way.
Sounds great by the way
Exellent
Another small thing. When saving a preset you have to rename it even if you just altered the one you are presently using. My idea is that when you chose a preset location the present filename would come up in the rename field by default. It's not a big thing to rewrite the filename but I'm guessing that it wouldn't be that hard to make it work that way.
Sounds great by the way
Yes, that would be a boon!
Exellent
Another small thing. When saving a preset you have to rename it even if you just altered the one you are presently using. My idea is that when you chose a preset location the present filename would come up in the rename field by default. It's not a big thing to rewrite the filename but I'm guessing that it wouldn't be that hard to make it work that way.
Sounds great by the way
Yes, that would be a boon!
Alright, Coco understands what's about the filename - but I don't...
If you open an existing preset file and make changes, then you can save it immediately with the command File -> Save (or the usual shortcut Ctrl+S).
If you want to save it under another name, use the command File -> Save As, and the original filename should be here in the edit box (just checked on my laptop).
Can you give me a step by step procedure where the filename does not show up?
Thanks
Nick
Hey all!
Let's start with : Thanks Nick! Great project with great features at great price.
Here is my Najda in a DIY enclosure, powered by DIY linear power supply (all of these made for me, by my friends).
outside:
inside:
Some details have to be finalized, like cabling and attaching of the front panel, etc... but it is working, and it is working good! I still have to try more different setups to finely tune my system for best results.
Nanko
Let's start with : Thanks Nick! Great project with great features at great price.
Here is my Najda in a DIY enclosure, powered by DIY linear power supply (all of these made for me, by my friends).
outside:
inside:
Some details have to be finalized, like cabling and attaching of the front panel, etc... but it is working, and it is working good! I still have to try more different setups to finely tune my system for best results.
Nanko
Hello Nanko,
Very nice build, thanks for posting the pics! I really have to start a gallery on my website with the great realizations I've seen here. (you guys are great!! ).
What's the cut on the left of the front panel? Is that the IR sensor? (hm looking again that seems to be for the leds).
I'm a bit late with the delivery of the new software/firmware/hardware features. Sorry about that, I'm still contracting and we have here tight deadlines. It's going to be quieter soon and then I'll come back to developments on Najda.
Cheers,
Nick
Very nice build, thanks for posting the pics!
I really have to start a gallery on my website with the great realizations I've seen here. (you guys are great!! ). What's the cut on the left of the front panel? Is that the IR sensor? (hm looking again that seems to be for the leds).
I'm a bit late with the delivery of the new software/firmware/hardware features. Sorry about that, I'm still contracting and we have here tight deadlines. It's going to be quieter soon and then I'll come back to developments on Najda.
Cheers,
Nick
Nick,
The cut is the Infrared sensor. I may add some "glass" to cover the hole but it is as is at the moment :/ The rest is the 8 buttons and the display. I have a small hole between the first button and the 5-way pad for a small LED.... I didn't include the system LEDs in the final front panel - don't really think I need them in a Hi-Fi unit, but had them in my hand-made-eco-friendly one - including the pic just for fun it also shows the hand-made keyboard - not the prettiest thing, but does the job
If I decide I need the LEDs more often, I may add a connector on the back, and have them as a separate indicator outside the box.
The cut is the Infrared sensor. I may add some "glass" to cover the hole but it is as is at the moment :/ The rest is the 8 buttons and the display. I have a small hole between the first button and the 5-way pad for a small LED.... I didn't include the system LEDs in the final front panel - don't really think I need them in a Hi-Fi unit, but had them in my hand-made-eco-friendly one - including the pic just for fun
it also shows the hand-made keyboard - not the prettiest thing, but does the job If I decide I need the LEDs more often, I may add a connector on the back, and have them as a separate indicator outside the box.
