Everything posted by Pars
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The Live Music Thread
Alison Mosshart. Check out The Kills as well.
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Print your own circuit boards?
And the need on a practical level to have those holes plated thru, unless you take steps (vias, etc.) for double-sided boards. One would have to question the rework capabilities of this technology (as in none probably) as well. Also looks like this will only work on flexible media, so that would often be an issue as well. Would be great for quick prototypes, etc. within those constraints.
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Which is most accurate? Which one looks best?
I would agree that the first seems the most natural to me.
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Happy Birthday Beefy!
Happy Birthday Beefy!
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Happy Birthday luvdunhill!
Happy Birthday Marc!
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What did you do today?
And glad you are OK duggeh! Sorry about the car.
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What did you do today?
My condolences Brent. Sorry about the drill accident Fitz, hope it gets better quickly.
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Post the last thing you bought!
- Post the last thing you bought!
Fail on the timing belt, or just time to do it? Alternator? I was happy to find out my 09 Accord has a timing chain... Belts have gone up to >$1K here (from $500 4 years ago, for the same car). Sucks.- Wavelength WaveLink Asynchronous USB to S/PDIF converter.
Isn't the whole point of this device to take USB audio and convert to S/PDIF to a DAC? Wouldn't jitter measurements as well as ensuring that the data is preserved bit-perfect be the meaningful measurements? Of course you have no control of the quality of the S/PDIF interface on the DAC end , so I'm not sure how you would go about offering a meaningful measurement, particularly of jitter.- Happy birthday, Hirsch!
- Scary grounding issues with my system
I'm not sure the surge protector would be able to test the ground? Do you know how your apartment is wired? If it is conduit, then by default it should be grounded via the conduit. If romex, then you should see a ground wire inside the outlet going to the box (I believe). If you look inside an outlet, be careful. You could pick up a tester such as [url=http://www.acehardware.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2665480&CAWELAID=109389922]Sperry- Happy Birthday Iron Dreamer!
Happy Birthday!- Happy Minimal Birthday Boomana!
Happy Birthday!- What did you do today?
Sorry to hear about your finger Nate. Best wishes, and I hope you are out of the ER by now.- What are you listening to Part Two
Yeah Yeah Yeahs It's Blitz! I really like this one...- What are you listening to Part Two
The Kills No Wow- Wavelength WaveLink Asynchronous USB to S/PDIF converter.
The ppm portion of their spec is meaningless in the context of digital audio (as long as it is withing 100ppm you are fine), but the mention of phase noise is correct, as this directly translates to jitter. Measuring at 10Hz is a plus as well. I don't really understand all of this myself, but most will only publish down to 100Hz. The lower the frequency, the higher the jitter/phase noise (at least according to Jocko and gmarsh). Of course that is just the crystal spec... I think what you do with it has more of a determining factor.- ChiUniFi 3 - November 7th, 2009
If no one else can do it, I could (provided my Accord is big enough). Send a nice source so I can compare it to my modded Rotel- Happy Birthday elnero!
- Perfect songs.
Gawd I always hated that song... Agreed. I like INXS alot. Agreed (need to listen to more Echo and The Bunnymen) [snicker on] Bloodhound Gang Fire Water Burn [/snicker off]- Misheard Lyrics
Back when my oldest son was around 4, he misheard the lyrics to Live "I Alone" as "I will lawn dare you". He used to sit in his carseat singing this...- DIY Mini Meet in Austin
Hey! That's my trick. Had to laugh when I read that as an Xacto is the first think I grab...- DIY Mini Meet in Austin
Bad link on your second one. Yeah, I noticed the "Teddy Burr" and started laughing as well. I thought possibly the Burr 5 set might be good?- DIY Mini Meet in Austin
These look interesting, but having a hard time figuring out what is what, or which one(s) to get? - Post the last thing you bought!
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