The two front txs are sat on a pcb which is mounted on stand offs.
You can mount the tx on a long nut and bolt withsome tubing to set the height.
Brent
You can mount the tx on a long nut and bolt withsome tubing to set the height.
Brent
Thomo said:
I hope it did not start smoking.
It's a real problem getting the smoke back in again!
and it doesn't work properly until you do.
poynton said:
lol. Nope not this time. Tx just got so hot that you couldn't touch it, I switched it off before it sent distress smoke signals.
Cheers for the hint Brent. I'm out of standoffs so I used an L shaped metal bracket screwed to the front display board.
Lee.
avr300 said:
I have decided to put the site back online. If anyone is after any caps not listed on there, please email me and I'll see what I can do.
Cheers, Lee.
Thomo said:
Well of course it won't work without index.html (or index.htm or index.shtml etc.) What error are you getting in your FTP software?
Simon
If I rename another file to index.html the same error message is displayed. If I upload Index.html Dreamweaver says it skipped some files cos the old images couldn't be deleted, even if I remove all elements of the site before hand.
We're getting way o/t here
edit: If anyone can think of any caps they need, bg or otherwise or have any good ideas on what values, components etc to stock, please email me with suggestions.
Lee.
We're getting way o/t here
edit: If anyone can think of any caps they need, bg or otherwise or have any good ideas on what values, components etc to stock, please email me with suggestions.
Lee.
Thomo said:
Suggest you start a new thread under "Everything Else"
Someone will know the answer.
Re: Vibration Isolation
Sorry but not convinced yet.
My modest turntable still sounds a lot better than the CD.
riccardo said:
Sorry but not convinced yet.
My modest turntable still sounds a lot better than the CD.
Re: Re: Vibration Isolation
I hope you're not comparing using typical modern CDs, but rather well-mastered ones where CD actually has a fair chance to shine.
Simon
RCruz said:
I hope you're not comparing using typical modern CDs, but rather well-mastered ones where CD actually has a fair chance to shine.
Simon
SimontY said:
Sorry to say Simon, but I doubt whether cd will ever sound better than lp. In my experience the lack of compression on lp makes it soo dynamic and it has a life to the sound that cd just can't do. Admittedly an uber player like yours or Brents may get close, but for me a good vinyl setup is king (except when I snap the stylus by dropping it).
Lee.
Thomo said:
Hi Lee,
I thought you were joining club-über these days with all those nice mods.
Thomo said:
I think CD already can and does sound better, but only on the finest CDs. I must add these conditions, sadly:
1) Only when the CD player is exceptionally sorted.
2) Only when the CD is not over-compressed, over-limited and badly EQ'd.
I've never heard an expensive turntable, but whenever I hear vinyl I notice a common elastic-bass and rolled-off treble colouration. I expect this is what people enjoy on less-than-perfect recordings as it seems to sweeten things up. The effect is reinforced by the positive trait of a strong, physical bass and fine timing.
Those latter qualities CAN be reproduced on CD IMO, and what's more we can have stereo bass and bass all the way down to 20hz on CD, which is a bonus sometimes.
Simon
SimontY said:
I was until it stopped working. I'll be having a look at it again in a little while. Something to do with the digital rail psu I think.
Lee.