Re: [slim] That was a very stupid thing to do.

iPhone;395649 Wrote: > Hey Funkstar, > > When I pull up the link the pic with Sean is the only one missing. Is > it there for you or anybody else? yeah that was broken for me too, but i put it down to archive.org being painfully slow and unreliable. -- funkstar ---

Re: [slim] That was a very stupid thing to do.

funkstar;394333 Wrote: > There are still photos :) > > http://web.archive.org/web/20011022193003/www.slimdevices.com/pics.cgi?assembly Hey Funkstar, When I pull up the link the pic with Sean is the only one missing. Is it there for you or anybody else? -- iPhone *iPhone* 'Last.FM' (http

Re: [slim] That was a very stupid thing to do.

Flushed with the success of replacing the DAC, I have just upgaded the opamp to a AD8260. Sounds even better! Just reading up about capacitors... -- tobyjug tobyjug's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?useri

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This thread is pretty awesome. Interesting that the beer-containing image is missing on that archived page. -- eq72521 eq72521's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=1512 View this thread: http://forum

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Sean & the Slim crew rock! -- Dogberry2 Dogberry2's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=18883 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=59208 ___

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toby10;393475 Wrote: > I'll bet Sean is a "solder" person himself and obviously likes to > tinker, so he admires and encourages those who share (or are at least > willing to try) his interests. There are still photos :) http://web.archive.org/web/20011022193003/www.slimdevices.com/pics.cgi?assem

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pfarrell;393460 Wrote: > seanadams wrote: > >> Well that wasn't easy. First real attempt at soldering SM > components. > >> Wasn't pretty. But it's working again, and it seems to sound better > >> than it did before. Just had to change the analogue switch and > DAC. > >> Thanks for all your help

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seanadams wrote: >> Well that wasn't easy. First real attempt at soldering SM components. >> Wasn't pretty. But it's working again, and it seems to sound better >> than it did before. Just had to change the analogue switch and DAC. >> Thanks for all your help guys. > > very good! :) And people so

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very good! :) -- seanadams seanadams's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=3 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=59208 ___ disc

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Well that wasn't easy. First real attempt at soldering SM components. Wasn't pretty. But it's working again, and it seems to sound better than it did before. Just had to change the analogue switch and DAC. Thanks for all your help guys. -- tobyjug --

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There is 5V (well 4.9) accross C61 so at least somethings OK. I will replace the other two devices and see what happens. Thanks for your help. -- tobyjug tobyjug's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=2

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tobyjug;392266 Wrote: > Just opened up the box and the 14pin dil package U11 looks fried. I > can't read all the text on it but it ends in "17K" that part is just a CMOS switch - very common: http://search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?Detail&name=296-14854-1-ND However if the RCA out

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st2000;392259 Wrote: > I guess I'm confused here. (I don't have an SB w/an IR output.) Did > you plug a 9 volt power supply into the IR output or the headphone > output? The headphone output can be used as an IR output. It's also refered to as the Geek Port. -- funkstar -

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Just opened up the box and the 14pin dil package U11 looks fried. I can't read all the text on it but it ends in "17K" -- tobyjug tobyjug's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=201 View this thread: htt

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seanadams wrote: > The whole DAC/RCA/headphone side of the system is pretty well > partitioned and runs on separate power regulators from the rest of it, > so actually I'm not too surprised that the CPU etc was unaffected. > > But that doesn't mean it's easy to fix - there are about six active >

Re: [slim] That was a very stupid thing to do.

The whole DAC/RCA/headphone side of the system is pretty well partitioned and runs on separate power regulators from the rest of it, so actually I'm not too surprised that the CPU etc was unaffected. But that doesn't mean it's easy to fix - there are about six active components that could have be

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tobyjug wrote: > Whilst configuring my squeezebox 2 to automatically turn on my amp and > select the CD option (IR blaster), I accidently connected a 9V supply > to the 3.5mm socket. Hence the title. The Squeezebox turned itself on > and there was a strong smell of fried semiconductor. The analog

[slim] That was a very stupid thing to do.

Whilst configuring my squeezebox 2 to automatically turn on my amp and select the CD option (IR blaster), I accidently connected a 9V supply to the 3.5mm socket. Hence the title. The Squeezebox turned itself on and there was a strong smell of fried semiconductor. The analogue outputs are no longer