kbuzz;344201 Wrote:
I disagree about the bolder mods. I really enjoy my modded SB3sorry
just one person's opinion.
Then please help this guy unload his Bolder gear:
http://www.audiocircle.com/circles/index.php?topic=59840.
I've never said the Bolder gear is shoddily built, but once
iPhone;344218 Wrote:
There is an upper limit which I don't remember at this time (which is
higer then 18VDC), so I would not exceed 18VDC.
The Boom can handle up to 24VDC, it does get a little toasty at that
level, and lifespan will probably be effected.
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funkstar
The SB3 also have IR remote and accessible menus which makes it much
easier the set-up ip config and everything, fixed ip's are a breeze.
As SC also can understand JVC remote codes ( alegacy feature still
supported) it's quite possible to use the SB3 with most universal
remotes delivered with
Why would anyone prefer plastic over glass when glass cables are readily
available inexpensively? Is anyone arguing that plastic is actually a
better transmission medium than glass?
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TiredLegs
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DeVerm;344210 Wrote:
What I meant by that is the last sentence in the 3rd paragraph in this
link:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Analog_sound_vs._digital_sound#Main_differences
It says: As of 2008, all audiophile and consumer grade digital
systems now encode the clock (which if independent
Is there a way to do volume panning with SB3?
I use Trends TA10 that has no panning control and I need to make left
channel louder than the right one (room acoustics are not ideal).
Thanks.
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dcolak
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dcolak;344485 Wrote:
Is there a way to do volume panning with SB3?
I use Trends TA10 that has no panning control and I need to make left
channel louder than the right one (room acoustics are not ideal).
Thanks.
Try the Inguz plugin.
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opaqueice
funkstar;344264 Wrote:
The Boom can handle up to 24VDC, it does get a little toasty at that
level, and lifespan will probably be effected.
Thanks Funkstar. I thought it was 24VDC, but I couldn't put my hands on
that piece of information.
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iPhone
*iPhone*
'Last.FM'
DeVerm;344210 Wrote:
What I meant by that is the last sentence in the 3rd paragraph in this
link:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Analog_sound_vs._digital_sound#Main_differences
It says: As of 2008, all audiophile and consumer grade digital
systems now encode the clock (which if independent
funkstar;344264 Wrote:
The Boom can handle up to 24VDC, it does get a little toasty at that
level, and lifespan will probably be effected.
Thanks guys, that's good info. Basically, the batteries will limit the
max voltage because we have a big 1200Ah bank that's not even impressed
with the
DCtoDaylight;344532 Wrote:
Unfortunately, this looks like an example of a wiki that is wrong and
needs editing
The SPDIF and AES/EBU interfaces have -always- encoded the clock into
the bit stream.
It's also wrong in the underlying premise. Jitter is always present,
both in
opaqueice;344506 Wrote:
Try the Inguz plugin.
It doesn't work. I have the latest slimserver installed and the Inguz
plugin refuses to install itself or run at all.
It says slimserver 6.3 or later is needed and then quits the install
process, although I do have a later version.
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dcolak
DeVerm wrote:
1. 18V PSU with beta-versions but 12V with production units this
generates some questions like was there a modification in the design
between beta and production versions for the internal power-circuitry?
No changes, the power inside is regulated. Since the Boom has a 30 watt
TiredLegs;344270 Wrote:
Why would anyone prefer plastic over glass when glass cables are readily
available inexpensively? Is anyone arguing that plastic is actually a
better transmission medium than glass?
Okay, I'll try again: glass is a better medium for optical transmission
than plastic.
pfarrell;344539 Wrote:
No changes, the power inside is regulated. Since the Boom has a 30 watt
amp, more voltage means less current.
[...]
I would bet that a sag to 11 or 10v will not matter. More sag will
draw
more power if you are booming, but the noninal draw is only about 8w.
I
DeVerm;344537 Wrote:
Next, you can generate your own clock with your own/local oscillator
and re-clock the data with that before sending it into the DAC chip.
This would eliminate the problem, won't it? I don't know what they do,
maybe they don't believe anyone can hear the jitter?
The
dcolak;344538 Wrote:
Now I have it installed it still doesn't work, it asks for LAME
player.
I clicked on the HOW TO INSTALL LAME link on the Inguz site and it took
me to an unexisting page.
So, it still doesn't work...
Google is your friend. Lame is really easy to install - just
DeVerm wrote:
Are you sure the voltage to the 30W final stage is internally regulated
too? I could understand a design where it isn't.
Not at all. I have never looked inside mine, and with surface mount
stuff, its hard to tell even looking at the PCB and parts. I bet Caleb
would answer it over
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