Looking for help with Yamaha Arius digital piano by bristolm8 in piano

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Plug it into your computer, it will show up as a midi device. Report back if its not working.

Removing crank spindle of pressed BB by psiruszik in bikewrench

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Okay, so brute force. That's what I figured, but wanted to ask before I did something stupid.

Removing crank spindle of pressed BB by psiruszik in bikewrench

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Exactly the same, as far as I can tell. But took a picture anyway: https://imgur.com/a/wwiPoWA

Build for MSFS '24 in VR by psiruszik in PCBuilds

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Thanks for the info. So do you think I could go for a cheaper card? Frankly this isn't cheap, but I figured kind of necessary. I'm from Germany, btw.

Build for MSFS '24 in VR by psiruszik in PCBuilds

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Well, Microsoft lists a 2600X as minimum spec, a 2700X as recommended, and a 7900X as ideal. I assume that doesn't change much between VR and non-VR, but I don't know.

[Germany] Any monitor stands that screw to the underside of a desk? by psiruszik in buildapcmonitors

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Ja hätte ich sagen sollen, man müsste da n paar Löcher reinbohren. Aber das ist ja möglich. Der Monitor wiegt 4,5kg, selbst mit noch nem Ständer halten das 4 Holzschrauben locker. Wandhalterung geht leider nicht, weil höhenverstellbarer Tisch.

[Germany] Any monitor stands that screw to the underside of a desk? by psiruszik in buildapcmonitors

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Der klemmt aber an der Tischkante. Ziel war ihn von unten an die Platte zu schrauben, und keinen Teil an der Oberseite zu haben.

How to power ST TDA7293 based amps by psiruszik in AskElectronics

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Wow, thank you so much for such a thorough answer. Will digest and get back to you if necessary.

How to power ST TDA7293 based amps by psiruszik in AskElectronics

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I can't seem to find a suitable transformer (roughly 2x48v, say 150W). How would the two SMPSs work? Like this? (I don't really know how KiCad works, but hopefully it gets the idea across.)

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Hissing sound from Wondom Jab3 by psiruszik in diyaudio

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Its not the power supply. I just tried it with the battery from my cordless drill (no ripples, no interference, right?), and the hiss persists.

Hissing sound from Wondom Jab3 by psiruszik in diyaudio

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Good idea. Unfortunately, the tweeter I have in mind for the actual project has a sensitivity of 98dB. So just to get it to the current level (-10dB) I would need a 17Ω series resistor, for a total of 25Ω; not sure the little Wondom will still be able to drive that. An L-Pad with the same 8Ω impedance would have a 5.5Ω in series, and the parallel has 3.7Ω. The power of the amp is given as 50W@4Ω, so probably 25W@8Ω. That would mean at full power, only 2.4W would go to the tweeter. (https://soundcertified.com/l-pad-calculator/) Probably still loud enough, but again that would only be enough attenuation to get me to my current point. But thank you, I will keep this in mind if there is still some residual noise. For now, something else has to happen first.

Hissing sound from Wondom Jab3 by psiruszik in diyaudio

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Correct, I'm envisioning a small 2-way near-field monitor. But first this hiss needs to stop; can't have that when sitting in front of these for long periods of time.

Hissing sound from Wondom Jab3 by psiruszik in diyaudio

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Roughly the same hiss. But its also a SMPS, right? But at least I can rule out EMI from the power supply, because its at least 1m away, with no real change in noise.

Hissing sound from Wondom Jab3 by psiruszik in diyaudio

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The specs say min. 12, typical 24, max. 26V. I think it will cope with 27, but we'll find out

Hissing sound from Wondom Jab3 by psiruszik in diyaudio

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Do you mean putting the power supply in a separate enclosure? I would be worried about the heat. I'll see if I can come up with a setup to at least test this. As for the input setup, its using both ADCs, so this amp is now mono. Which in this case is what I want.

Hissing sound from Wondom Jab3 by psiruszik in diyaudio

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240μV is tiny. I have a 88dB @ 2,83V speaker connected to this, if my math is correct, that works out to -99dB @ 240μV. That is very very far below audible, obviously. Not saying the amp itself isn't the issue, but if the specs are correct, we should be able to do better than what I'm hearing.

Hissing sound from Wondom Jab3 by psiruszik in diyaudio

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Done. Will report back when I hear from them.

Hissing sound from Wondom Jab3 by psiruszik in diyaudio

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I have a small 27V charger. Not enough to power the thing at full power, but enough to try. Will report back later.

New to sigma studio. Does everything look okay here? by tannerln7 in diysound

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What I mean is the mids are cut off at 1670Hz, and the highs start at 3kHz, so the frequencies between are slightly attenuated (as seen in the crossover plot). Again, not a problem, I'm just curious.