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I looked for CDM2/29 and came up with no results.
you have to look for cdm-2/29 which is a strange way of doing it (as far as i am concerned)
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I looked for CDM2/29 and came up with no results.
you have to look for cdm-2/29 which is a strange way of doing it (as far as i am concerned)
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You're correct.
There seems to be some confusion over the terminology.
The Phillips mechanism is referred to both CDM12 and CDM-12 (not to mention the CDM12/x variants).
I will look at improving the search however I'm not quite sure how I can do that as yet!
Thanks for the feedback.
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Now fixed.
Removed '-' and spaces from data - so searching for CDM4/27 will give you just that.
Searching for CDM4 will give all the CDM4 variants e.g. CDM4/27
Searching for CDM will yield all CDM mechanisms of various model numbers.
Searching for TDA1541 will show all CDPs with TDA1541 DACS (and the variants, e.g. TDA1541-S1 etc.).
You can also search for burr brown etc.
Removed '-' and spaces from data - so searching for CDM4/27 will give you just that.
Searching for CDM4 will give all the CDM4 variants e.g. CDM4/27
Searching for CDM will yield all CDM mechanisms of various model numbers.
Searching for TDA1541 will show all CDPs with TDA1541 DACS (and the variants, e.g. TDA1541-S1 etc.).
You can also search for burr brown etc.
nice
very nice, this has been needed for a while.
Suggestions? how about increasing it to DVD players as well, since many use them as CDPs? How about adding a field for op amps?
How do you update it? Is it open to the public, or do we send info to you?
very nice, this has been needed for a while.
Suggestions? how about increasing it to DVD players as well, since many use them as CDPs? How about adding a field for op amps?
How do you update it? Is it open to the public, or do we send info to you?
After a little experimenting with keywords I find it a very valuable database.
Thanks for the effort!
Thanks for the effort!
Thanks.
I can add additional fields, that's not a problem.
Would be very time consuming to add each and every opamp used (there's over 2000 entries) however it could be done. I may look at automating this, but not sure how...
I can export the database to a .csv file, where it could be manipulated in Excel - maybe an Excel expert could come up with some magical macros (assuming somebody can provide the opamp data).
As for updates, I have restricted updating to myself for obvious reasons.
But I will be happy to accept updates via email and enter them into the database. (It's a trivial process).
Fair play Tony, impressive.
I cannot get any listings for ESS Sabre DAC's. Have these been included?
Weiss, OPPO, Wyred for Sound, Peachtree etc
Another expansion to the database is to include DIY DAC kits maybe?
I cannot get any listings for ESS Sabre DAC's. Have these been included?
Weiss, OPPO, Wyred for Sound, Peachtree etc
Another expansion to the database is to include DIY DAC kits maybe?
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These have not been included.
I'll be happy to add them if you / someone wants to provide the details?
Database and application now available for download.
I'll continue to add requests - but if anybody is interested in hosting this database and associated web pages I'll be happy to make it available for download.
It seemed logical to have a single database in one place as a reference, but I have no issue if anybody else would like a copy. After all, the data used is sourced from various place son the web.
All it requires is a server with PHP and MySQL - it's currently running on Linux, but I can see no reason why it wouldn't work on Windows with php/MySQL (or a 'WAMP' stack.
I'll continue to add requests - but if anybody is interested in hosting this database and associated web pages I'll be happy to make it available for download.
It seemed logical to have a single database in one place as a reference, but I have no issue if anybody else would like a copy. After all, the data used is sourced from various place son the web.
All it requires is a server with PHP and MySQL - it's currently running on Linux, but I can see no reason why it wouldn't work on Windows with php/MySQL (or a 'WAMP' stack.
Please note the URL has changed.
This is the final URL and is not expected to change again.
CDP and DAC Database
Please update your bookmarks.
Still welcoming any updates / corrections.
There will eventually be a page for this, just as soon as I have time to finish off the submission form, and protect it from spam and other abuse.
Thanks.
This is the final URL and is not expected to change again.
CDP and DAC Database
Please update your bookmarks.
Still welcoming any updates / corrections.
There will eventually be a page for this, just as soon as I have time to finish off the submission form, and protect it from spam and other abuse.
Thanks.
Excellent. That explains why I could not access the database !
I thought my administrator had blocked it.
Andy
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I thought my administrator had blocked it.
Andy
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There's nothing in the page code that should lead administrators to block it. Unless of course they take a dislike to personal use at work!
The code is in fact all W3C compliant as well.
Enjoy.
Tony, Thank you for the effort to put together this list. I hope its updated on a constant basis by the knowledgable members here to form an exhaustive resource.
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