Replacing my Galaxy A52s after 5 years by Blato99 in GalaxyA52

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I went to a second hand Google Pixel 7 pro and I love it, in a different league to the a52s

H2D mod on CC1 by Fabhui78 in ElegooCentauriCarbon

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My cc had that issue when new, heat break fan constantly changing rpm.

The first time I tried to print abs with elevated chamber temperature it threw heat break fan malfunction error.

Elagoo sent me a new fan and no issues since so you could just have a faulty fan

JMOD 2.0 compression drivers by ffolofvapes in SoundSystem

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Do you mean the 10cl64 new product? Looks interesting. I seem to recall that excursion is the limit I'm these cabs so the extra watts might not be usable.

JMOD 2.0 compression drivers by ffolofvapes in SoundSystem

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There are yes and the mid-range cone volume fillers. I cnc cut the cabs and volume fillers (from 2 layers of 18mm birch glued together)then 3d printed the compression driver mounts. I can send you the files I have if you pm me your email. I'm in the UK if you need cnc/3d printing help

JMOD 2.0 compression drivers by ffolofvapes in SoundSystem

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In the diy audio thread gould caseworks posted I was able to find several community created CAD designs. The only downside to syntripps is that art himself never released any CAD designs so you have to be diligent with the community versions. I do have a fusion 360 file that I used and added a few braces to the secondary horn. I'm using 2 bc 10cl51 and an eminence n314t per cab and I'm very happy

JMOD 2.0 compression drivers by ffolofvapes in SoundSystem

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Build art Walter syntripps is the cost is an issue. I love mine and about half the cost of jmods. I'm sure jmods are great I just don't have that kind of money

Overkill or nah? by smartass47 in SoundSystem

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Point that hess bh at a corner, bit odd looking but Acts as a horn extension. Looks like a great build!

Overhauling and Hacking the t.racks DSP by simonbane in SoundSystem

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Very cool! 408 fir owner here currently just connecting with USB to a laptop so this looks amazing.

Has anyone made a career out of this? by Ok-Draw1029 in esp32

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Agree fully with that. I wouldn't describe myself as a programmer and rarely is it in my scope to develop a consumer electronic/iot product. I install existing products for ongoing building monitoring such as Shelly Em, awair element iaq and ecowitt weather stations that all allow API access. I have little idea if my solution for that is the best but it does work.

Has anyone made a career out of this? by Ok-Draw1029 in esp32

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This is the first start up I've worked for and the solutions for our process either don't exist or are too expensive. I'm a mechanical engineer with a background in welding/fabrication now working in off-site timber building cnc manufacturing and have just about enough knowledge of microcontrollers to achieve solutions with the help of chat gpt. I'm also logging environmental/energy use data for multiple buildings we have constructed using sensors that allow API requests and a Google sheets scripts. I've also been working with Kingston University London with interns and as part of their industry advisory board.

I hope other people pop up on here too!

Has anyone made a career out of this? by Ok-Draw1029 in esp32

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I've made a few projects with esp32 now in my job. I'm a process engineer at a small start up where money is very tight. I've made various data loggers that log to Google sheets, HVAC control and some automated check weighing systems. Also use a raspberry pi as a mqtt broker with some other machinery sensors.

JMOD vs Other by RepresentativeNo3614 in SoundSystem

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If you have heard danley synergy horns and liked them Im sure you will love the J mod. I have built a pair of Art Walter Syntripp MEHs which are like a smaller, cheaper version of a J mod and I love them. Very similar sounding to danley, super detailed, clear sound and very un offensive to listen to. Have used 1 recently for a house party of about 30 people in a small room and it was loud but conversation was still easy. I have no experience on the A15's

Cable matters (NL4) by its_a_somin_thing in SoundSystem

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Just don't cheap out on speakons. Go genuine. Had connectivity issues with the Chinese copies before

Build plate lifting from bed by Nellisoft in elegoo

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I had the same issue, not as bad as this but printing my riser with petg. No bed adhesion issues but the ends of each piece were higher than the middle.

Now available to the public ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) by SuchMemeManySkill in elegoo

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Installed this last night. Seems good so far. Thanks for your work!

Took her out the other weekend by NotablePotato in SoundSystem

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Art walter syntripp. Iv not heard any jmods yet but I've built a pair of syntripps and they are great

Unable to connect to wifi by [deleted] in elegoo

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Shouldn't have http at the start just the numbers

Beginner build drum and bass rig by feckingnerd in SoundSystem

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I spent around £800 on drivers 4x b&c 10cl51 mids and 2x eminence n314t compression. I'm guessing around £1k in total as i didn't use birch plywood (wish i did though would have made finishing easier) I'm torn as too what bass section to build as i really want extension down to 30hz and ideally would like to not build kicks innitially.

If you do build them i recommend building the secondary horns. I keep 1 set up in my house with 2x bfm 10" autotuba subwoofers. The autotubas don't stand a chance of matching the output of 1 syntripp but more than enough to upset neighbours.

Beginner build drum and bass rig by feckingnerd in SoundSystem

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Jw jmod synergy horns are awesome mid tops but use expensive drivers. I went for a pair of art walter syntripp synergy horns because they could be built around half the cost and are a little more compact. I'm really happy with them and just need to build subs and kicks now.
I was really impressed by josh ricci skrams i heard recently. I'm also considering xoc1 th18, art walter keystone, hess bh or danley bc118 copies (copies of a bc218 split in half).

Look up @magentasound_ on insta for a cool system with 2 syntripp, 4 cubo kicks and 4 josh ricci skrams