audio-talk

Nick, your memory is not failing you. You gave me a very lucid explanation about a month ago.

Ali Tait wrote:So you're going to turn down Dave's knob are you Phil??

Got to find a use for that lathe somehow, hasn't he?

Phil's challenge now is to find himself on I-player, transcribe to Youtube and post the results here.

Jeeez....

Carmicheal and Price or Fry and Laurie?

At the risk of spoiling the fun, you could try something like this:

http://3d2f.com/tags/test/tone/wav/files/

pre65 wrote:Bring back the Golly, he could be Noddys new friend.

Perhaps between them they could arrange cosmetic surgery on the NHS for Big-Ears, so he feels less of a social outcast as a result of his deformity.

Scottmoose wrote:I've never liked ribbon tweeters partnering cones for e.g.

Just out of interest, what would you partner them with? I've always liked the idea of ribbon tweeters, but intgration always seems to be a problem.

According to this, 401 platters were only balanced statically. What is more of note is that the tapered hole for the spindle and the inner running surface were machined in the same operation to ensure concentricity.

http://www.audio-talk.co.uk/phpBB2/view ... 3979#33979

You could always try doing it properly

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/P-A-enclosure-bas ... uipment_SM

Lots of stuff later on in there about the electronics, including very early digital stuff.

Absolutely nothing to do with this forum, but we're all geeks (at least, according to PJC we are) so I'm sure this will be of interest. There is a thread developing on Pprune about how Concorde was operated. It starts with a very specific design question, but turns into two old boys who were obvious...

Likewise on Firefox.

Album and CD arrived this morning. Heven't had a chance to listen to the LP yet, but there's something very nice about translucent red vinyl (quiet, Philip!)

CD in the car is gorgeous. Must go and see this girl some time.

With shorts like that, the further the better if you ask me!