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Re: How would you build your music PC today?
Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2015 6:54 pm
by sima66
nige2000 wrote:do you have earth wire in your house power sockets?
is your dac, amps earthed to the wall sockets?
youve got that tellus earth thingy?
Everything is earthed on sockets to the house ground + additional ground (only for separate music sockets) + Tellus
Re: How would you build your music PC today?
Posted: Fri Nov 20, 2015 12:39 am
by sima66
sima66 wrote:sima66 wrote:When attach the motherboard to the earthed box, is it better to use conductive material (metal) for spacers, or something non-conductive (wood, plastic)?
I'm thinking brass or ebony.....depending on the answer.
Please anyone.....would that make any ground difference or any other trouble or benefit?
Anyone?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNLhxKpfCnA
Re: How would you build your music PC today?
Posted: Tue Dec 15, 2015 2:17 am
by sima66
My old on/off PC button in new "skin"! :)
The middle button from the face-plate it's on spring and pushes the actual old on/off button.
Works like a charm! :)
Re: How would you build your music PC today?
Posted: Thu Dec 17, 2015 12:59 am
by nige2000
Nice case
Maybe you should take the power led from the switch and make it visible from outside case
Would be handy info for troubleshooting
What do you think of aluminium cabinet for bookshelf speaker?
Wood better?
Re: How would you build your music PC today?
Posted: Thu Dec 17, 2015 5:19 pm
by sima66
nige2000 wrote:Nice case
Maybe you should take the power led from the switch and make it visible from outside case
Would be handy info for troubleshooting
What do you think of aluminium cabinet for bookshelf speaker?
Wood better?
The power leads will be visible from outside, I just have to make sure that they are working before I do any drilling, or the actual button works! :)
Speaker box and PC box(or any other component) are two different things.
I like aluminum for a Quads frame, but how will sound like closed box and match with different drivers that's hard to say without trying.
I think that with min. half inch to 3/4" will sound good. Definitely you will have more details, but it can also be to bright! Not cheap!
Maybe just have the front plate half inch aluminum and the rest of the box tick MDF or even better HDF.
Same as for wood, different wood - different sound!
Once when you start playing with different materials, you will be surprised how much they can affect the sound!
Re: How would you build your music PC today?
Posted: Wed Dec 30, 2015 8:22 am
by sima66
Finally to "put the lid on"!!
Probably not for long! :)
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Re: How would you build your music PC today?
Posted: Wed Dec 30, 2015 8:28 pm
by randytsuch
GREAT job!!!
I'm VERY impressed, probably looks even nicer in person.
My PC is an embarrassment in comparison.
Randy
Re: How would you build your music PC today?
Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2015 12:36 am
by nige2000
randytsuch wrote:GREAT job!!!
I'm VERY impressed, probably looks even nicer in person.
My PC is an embarrassment in comparison.
Randy
yea really magnificent
Adams work def looks better in person
unfortunately i dont have the patience for this sort of art
bit of a change from the usual nest of wire pics i post :)
Re: How would you build your music PC today?
Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2015 1:12 am
by tony
Agree totally incredibly well done,really work of art. I think Adam you should have a chat with Entreq on how to package their products. Can't say I have ever seen wood used so well in a hifi product.
Re: How would you build your music PC today?
Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2015 1:16 am
by tony
sima66 wrote:sima66 wrote:sima66 wrote:When attach the motherboard to the earthed box, is it better to use conductive material (metal) for spacers, or something non-conductive (wood, plastic)?
I'm thinking brass or ebony.....depending on the answer.
Please anyone.....would that make any ground difference or any other trouble or benefit?
Anyone?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNLhxKpfCnA
Sorry Adam you must have posted on a strange day! Love the humour