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I'm hoping someone can give me a simple answer to something that is
taking me forever to wade through previous threads to learn.
Is there a plug and play linear power supply for my SB2 that I can buy
here in the US, and that deosn't require any assembly?
Thanks for your trouble!
Bruce
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dwc Wrote:
My hosfelt's came with the wrong kind of plug, so I had to cut the plug
off, and then strip the wires and use a voltmeter to figure out which
wire in the output pair was positive and which was negative.
Is that what you're doing? You've tested both ways? (Be really careful
dwc Wrote:
Steinar,
Bit-correctness depends on the sound card hardware. You need to buy a
card with a 44.1 crystal on it to maintain 44.1 output. Most cheap
cards and onboard sound only have a 48 crystal so they must resample
(even if you run kernel streaming or asio).
The cheapest
sbjaerum Wrote:
But will Softsqueeze work with kernel streaming or ASIO drivers?
SoftSqueeze is running on my Win2k box using the MAudio 24/96's ASIO
driver.
I get occasional pauses - as if there were network congestion (unlikely
given my gigabit LAN) - but otherwise it seems to work just
Are they suitable for your mains supply voltage? I know it's a daft
question, but sometimes they're the worst.
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banzai Wrote:
SoftSqueeze is running on my Win2k box using the MAudio 24/96's ASIO
driver.
I get occasional pauses - as if there were network congestion (unlikely
given my gigabit LAN) - but otherwise it seems to work just fine.
OK, thanks. You do this by selecting the ASIO driver
sbjaerum Wrote:
OK, thanks. You do this by selecting the ASIO driver (instead of the
'Primary Sound Driver') in the Audio mixer setting in Softsqueeze
Preferences?
Yes. And then for my setup, I had to make sure everything was wired
up correctly in the MAudio control mixer (it has a
I don't think there's anything other than the Eplac in the low-cost,
plug-n-play category. I don't know the model name though.
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I would like to know the answer to that as well... it's pretty easy to
find open 5V linear power supplies, but hard to find closed ones, with
or without the correct DC connector. I looked at Elpac's website
before, and couldn't find one.
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Dan's set up a new forum to discuss Do-It-Yourself projects: custom
installs, modifications, upgrades, etc.
See you there!
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on the desk with the powered sub below (as I write I can't find a tape
measure but it would be about 300m high ) this has a knob for setting
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