Derkoli
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I tend to master stuff at 192kHz, just for flexibility. But it all gets exported in 44.1kHz or WAV.
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As @The Flying Slothsaid, just used 44.1kHz/16bit. Most stuff is done in 44.1kHz/16 bit now-a-days, as it's just an ideal sample rate/bit depth to nearly maximise dynamic range from the very best amplifiers and get a maximum HF response of 22.05kHz, Which we can't hear under normal conditions. I've done some audio stuff for large, international companies, and it's exported in 44.1kHz WAV. Nothing more, nothing less.
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Got em for 60k instead of 202k ish though, which was a fairly good deal if you ask me.
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Hmm, so. XLR piping, Behringer T47 reservoir, Allen & Heath ZEDi-8 distribution block. An Astell & Kern ACRO L1000 might be a good pump?
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Haha, I just happen to own the big brothers of them:
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Idea: Remove all of the conductors from an XLR cable, leaving just the connectors/sheathing, and use it as water cooling tubing. Would work a treat. Use some Neutrik Panel connectors to interface with radiators, pumps, etc.
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Cheeky
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What the hell happened in this thread? Went from watercooling to microphones lol
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Just creep it up very slowly. No point spending more than you need to.
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Should be 500-700 ish. Can find some on EBay fairly easily. https://www.ebay.co.uk/p/100040030?iid=124449795948
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Just gonna add some more info to what @The Flying Slothsaid about Spikes VS. Pads. What option you pick depends on a few things. What surface are the Speakers being situated on? If the Speaker is on a lively surface, such as a suspended wooden floor, desk, unstable floorboards etc. then you want to isolate the hell out of them. Do not couple speakers to a surface that will resonate, vibrate or act like anything other than a completely solid, stable, high mass surface. As my listening room has floating/semi-suspended flooring for acoustic reasons,
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M1 Mac mini's with 10Gb ethernet listed in internal repair database
Derkoli replied to Gymnastboatman's topic in Tech News
Not really ironic. I sure as hell don't have a use for a space rocket, but NASA does. Some people absolutely require 10gb internet. -
Some Garmin/Wahoo stuff.
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F u c k I really do not see how they are a waste of money. Need a proper XLR balanced output? You need an external DAC. Need good S/N ratio? You need an external DAC. Need to connect to something else? You need an external DAC. They have plenty of use cases and sound better than onboard sound.
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It gets harder again once you factor in different types of headphones (Closed & Open back, etc.) There is a fairly large difference. Really, for cheaper external stuff vs a motherboard it's mostly power output and output impedance differences. For the higher end gear you will get some more differences. Mostly crosstalk, noise rejection benefits, near immeasurable distortion etc. Typically, the output of a motherboard (even a high end one, I'll get back to this) is much below the nominal 2 volts we expect to see when measuring a DAC. There is often als
