audio-talk

Was still working but due to not being able to travel anywhere thought I'd rummage through the garage and see what I could knock together. Found an old plinth or two, an Lenco L75 stalled project, an old pre-amp kit and a Raspberry PI and old cupboard doors - what could I do with all of this? I know...

From '86, no crowd noises just them live - so well recorded.

2 more albums of theirs to get and I will then have all their LP's but the last 2 are not cheap so saving up the pennies!!

I have an Audio Note Arm One V2 that is just sitting in its box but wanting nearer £500 ?

LOL

I pay - £5 a month as I have thousands of images and all the ones that people tell you to move to, they eventually stop being free or impose issues etc.
Since paying I have no issues.

Phil

Phone number PM'd

It is possible but not sure - the village I live in is an old mining village!

Hi Phil

Any news on this?

R's

Andy

Cheers

PM sent

I'd be interested especially if the P&P is less than £20

Working from home and a bit more free time now (gain an hour without having to travel) and daylight lasting longer decided to see what stuff I have lying around in the garage and lash something up for a bit of fun. Found a started but never finished Lenco project, and an old preamp and part of a pli...

Did similar when I was with Plusnet - the hub they supplied died and they wanted good money to replace it so I went and bought a new one for a fraction of the price they quoted (could have been a Zytel or something - think I still have it in the garage). Might look to do this after all this Covid-19...

yup had the same with my BT account. Although you can't boot directly from USB on the RPi4 you could always use the old way of keeping /boot on the SD card and copying everything else to the USB device, there's a script and info here: https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=196778 Thanks...

Ta. I'm enjoying doing a bit of stuff again... If not done already, make sure you're using Cloudflare (1.1.1.1/1.0.0.1) as your upstream DNS resolver in Pi-hole. It's way faster than Google (8.8.8.8 etc.) and unlike Google, Cloudflare don't keep and sell your data 👍 BT broadband routers generally d...

Good write up. Setup Pi-hole on my PI4 being used as a NAS server and had to enable it to be the DHCP server as the broadband WiFi router won't allow me to change the DNS settings last night. All household devices now using the Pi-hole and looking good. Not noticed any increase in resolution as yet ...

little eddy wrote: ↑Sun Apr 12, 2020 6:51 pm Sorry but provisionally sold to another member. Thanks for the interest, Mike.

Never mind