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RE: Show your audio system - rikardo1979 - 04-10-2018 (04-10-2018, 02:45 PM)ferdzb Wrote: My system Very nice looking and good specs ; Unfortunately video can not be seen here in RE: Show your audio system - ferdzb - 04-10-2018 (04-10-2018, 03:37 PM)Tim Curtis Wrote:(04-10-2018, 02:45 PM)ferdzb Wrote: My system Thanks Tim. I'll definitely upgrade to 4.1 soon. RE: Show your audio system - ferdzb - 04-10-2018 (04-10-2018, 05:44 PM)rikardo1979 Wrote:(04-10-2018, 02:45 PM)ferdzb Wrote: My system I'm sorry Rik, you're in that side of the world that got blocked. Hopefully I can upload another one without restriction. RE: Show your audio system - energyi - 04-11-2018 [attachment=19] Solar powered Suptronics x5000, 500GB SATA w/FLACs. 20 watt PV with small charge controller, 7 amp-hour battery and Klipsch RB-10 bookshelf speakers. energyi RE: Show your audio system - rollinhand - 04-11-2018 (04-10-2018, 01:11 PM)JST1963 Wrote:(04-10-2018, 10:53 AM)rollinhand Wrote: Sure, the display is a standard one like this on ebay: ebay link It is configured in 4 wire SPI. There is a smoked black acrylic insert glued into the metal as well. Sadly done by a local company here who are pretty good. I can share the design docs if it helps? Or get them made and send out if it helps, they fit really well. I just call a python script I wrote (not great but it works, you need lots of text stripping etc) from the Moode interface. I will post some more/better details when I am home this weekend like the wiring etc. You need to move a 0 ohm resistor too so I do not know how good your soldering skills are? I want to improve it though, there is no scrolling text for instance which can be annoying and I want more control. I am going to try and use a different python library next to see if I can improve things. Happy to share the code though in the meantime. RE: Show your audio system - parthabhatta - 04-14-2018 (04-10-2018, 02:39 PM)JST1963 Wrote:(04-10-2018, 02:35 PM)rollinhand Wrote: this is inspiring me to write a pdf, would there be any interest? +1 RE: Show your audio system - parthabhatta - 04-14-2018 (04-11-2018, 11:08 AM)rollinhand Wrote:(04-10-2018, 01:11 PM)JST1963 Wrote:(04-10-2018, 10:53 AM)rollinhand Wrote: It will be excellent if you can open up a thread for how to Enable that OLed display so that you can go on adding things to that as and when you improve your setup. Of course all at your leisure. RE: Show your audio system - Hiroyuki - 04-17-2018 My audio config Raspberry Pi 3B + Kali + Piano 2.1 Moode 4.1 (clear case) Raspberry Pi 2B + HifiBerry DAC+ Pro Volumio (black metal case) Amp - Elekit TU8200 (6L6EH) UPnP media controller app (hand made - written in C++) Windows 10 based. Audio Sources - on OpenMediaVault NAS on Odroid-HC2 (not shown here) all are connected to 11n/ac home network https://prnt.sc/j6fi97 RE: Show your audio system - Tim Curtis - 04-17-2018 Super cool. Loving the classic Tube setup :-) RE: Show your audio system - TheOldPresbyope - 04-17-2018 (04-17-2018, 01:46 PM)Hiroyuki Wrote: My audio config Hi, Hiroyuki. If I squint until I can see only your amp, I feel transported back in time to my bedroom 50 years ago. I would turn off the light and bask in the glow of the filaments. My first amp was homebrewed with 6L6s; the second was the classic Dynakit ST70 with EL34s (wish I still had it!); later I moved on to transistors (gasp). I hope your system sounds as good as it looks. And well done, you, for a handwritten UPnP controller! Per your other post about your NAS, I'm also running OpenMediaVault---on the original Odroid HC1---and my LAN's DNS has no problem resolving the symbolic hostname of the NAS. Nevertheless, I set static addresses for special hosts like my NASes and my printers and reference them by their IP address so I can always find them as I muck about with my network components. (And, of course, my DHCP server has a block of addresses set aside for these static addresses.) Regards, Kent |