Pass DIY B1 Korg + the DIY LXmini analog crossover build (Pt1)
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- Опубліковано 2 чер 2020
- This is the next video of the Nu-tube and LXmini analog crossover build (sorry, some places are not quite in focus) There will be another follow up video.
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great work ass always m8
like you're channel ca you tell me you're thoughts of the mackie studio monitors ? what's the high end like any siblance ? . looking for a mid priced pair of monitors for a project
what's the DAC board that your are using where can I purchase it.Also how to add a Stereo Sub to the LXmini . I find that I need a SUB with my LXmini
I use a Chord Qutest
You say you're doing a clone of the PAP Trio15. Can you share details?
At this point in time I must continue the journey down the Linkwitz mini trail because I don't have the space right now for big speakers. That changes before too long and space will be abundant. When the time comes something like the Linkwitz 521, a PAP clone, or a GR Research open baffle will enter the picture. I found a PAP clone at the lautsprecher.de website that uses a Tang Band W8-1772 as a substitute for the considerably more expensive Voxativ.
I bought the Pass balanced ASP board for the LXmini+2 and appreciate the fact it has so much flexibility.
Thanks for what you're doing.
How come you switch off the F6 when changing cables ?
Just a habit I have. In years past I have blown amps and speakers while changing cables so to be safe I always switch off. I recall changing speaker cables and shorted the banana plugs then 'pop' one knackered amp and drive unit.
Omg yes! Pursue Your dreams, always! Also, I Would love to Be friends =O
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Are you not afraid that you ruin the performance using SMPS power supplies. I have had no good experiences with them i HiFi applications.
I find this a strange comment as many 'hi end' mainstream manufactures (world wide) use SMPS supplies in there products, CD players, Power amps/preamps etc. The list is endless.
@@thediyaudioimplementers1826 Yes the list i endless with manufactures that use cheaper and smaller devices, to make more profit, and make devices more wife friendly. That does not mean they are good.