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 that's very cool and here I am trying to ditch my vintage gear
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BANME.sh posted:Is it true that 80s and even early-mid 90s CD players had really lovely DACs in them, and you're better off getting a $20 DVD player from Walmart because DAC chips these days are all pretty much standardized anyhow? Expensive CD players and DAC's mystify me.
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May 19, 2014 04:24
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It's making the circuit again but old news. There are two modern flexi plants in the US, pirates press and a weird one in Florida.
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Jun 22, 2014 20:26
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Isn't very vintage but I know someone here would know- My manager gave me his old NuMark PPD01 mixer without a power brick and with "some problems." The problem was, without powering it on, that I saw a blown cap near the power connector on the board and replaced it. The back of the unit says 9V - 1.5A - AC IN. I found an AC adapter that was 9v/1.5a on amazon and bought it, but when it got here it said 1.3a on it, not 1.5a, and nothing happens when I plug it in. Now, this thing could be fried, my manager said he didn't know if it worked, that's why its free. 1) I need an AC, not DC adapter right? 2) Where the hell can I get a 9v 1.5a ac adapter I called radio shack, crappy places like guitar center that might have power bricks, but nobody has AC bricks, not even googling. One place online I found "Planet DJ" carries something but I really want to buy it around here so I can make sure it works/fits.  1.3a is wrong for 1.5a, right? Not an Anthem fucked around with this message at 23:27 on Jan 24, 2015 |
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Jan 24, 2015 23:06
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Aw boo. Other than visible blown capacitors is stuff I can check?
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