please do, if you can't then if you could suggest what to get along with the
mixer to hook up my high quality turn table to please.
Hank
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hello what phono preamps would you suggest? I am on a limited income but
want the best bang fore my buck.
Hank
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Sent: Monday, April 12, 2010 4:28 PM
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hello how accessibleis that chat application that also has remote sharing
oppsions etc?
am wanting to attend a conference that uses this as there platform
what clients do I use fore windows, and mac?
I am a user of both platforms, this is being cross posted to macvisionaries.
Hank
To
I don't think it's accessible as a visual representation of the remote
computer's desktop would be displayed which screen readers won't understand.
Only Remote Desktop and Citrix are supported at this time. Sorry for the bad
news. Not sure about the mac platform as I only use Windows.
-
go to the tracertech site and you will find a couple of inexpensive phono
preamps. a valve is what the British used to call vacuum tubes. a valve EQ
would be huge.
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High Hank,
In an attempt to keep high quality in mind, this is the most affordable
phono stage preamp I could find on the net.
This is the Eastern Electric MANY MAX phono stage vacuum tube preamp.
You will find more information about it at:
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High Garry,
Those phono preamps are for computer use, you'd have to have some kind of an
adapter in order to put that in to a line in.
You would need a phono preamp for hi phi use.
Hope this clarifies it.
My best regards.
John.
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I am not sure what Hank wants it for.
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High Garry,
Those phono preamps are for computer
This seems odd, since Go To Meeting and all its siblings are Citrix
products.
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High Sunshine,
There is a company call Peavey.
In 1999, they made a box that they called, a tube sweetener.
It had 2 knobs per channel on it.
One was for sugar, the other one was for spice.
I used it as an equalizer.
It made my mixer sound like it had tubes in it, when it really didn't.
That box
High Garry,
He wanted a USB mixer with phono inputs on it.
They aren't making those anymore today.
I made the suggestion to him, to get a phono stage preamp from a hi phi
stereo shop, and plug it in to a pare of the line ins on the mixer.
My best regards.
John.
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Hi Tom;You might have to resort to an adapter for that quarter inch plugin.
Ken B
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From: Tom t...@pc-audio.org
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Sent: Monday, April 12, 2010 7:20 PM
Subject: Re: Best portable mike mixer out there?
Getting a mixer with phono input might be
hello speaking of phono preamps
I have a really cheapy preamp and am running in to a problem
when ever my turn table starts to play record eg neetle goes on to record a
nice hum is in the backround of the vinyl
this a grounding issue?
it all most sounds like 60 cycle hum
also can my dish
to record vinyl to computer and fore listening purposes
my main 20 year old analog mixer just died litterly
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Sent: Tuesday, April 13, 2010 12:13 PM
Subject: Re: Best
makes sense to me.
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High Garry,
He wanted a USB mixer with phono inputs on it.
They
that would work perfictly
thanks fore the suggestion.
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High Garry,
He wanted a USB mixer
get yourself a ground loop isolator and check the shielding on the cables
from your turntable. I doubt the DVR box is the culprit.
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Sent: Tuesday, April 13, 2010 6:25 PM
Hello Hank,
I had the same issue with an Eastern Electric integrated vacuum tube
amplifier and my computer.
I guess it's the way the power supply in my computer and the amplifier are
grounded.
I couldn't do this with the computer, so I done it with the amp.
I lifted the ground wire from the
hello the preamp I am using is a radio shack 20.00 dollar one
I have tried grounding and not grounding with same results
Hank
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Hello all list members,
For anyone that wants to know, you can put up to 4 books on a 2 GB NLS
cartridge that was especially made for the digital talking book player.
But the people at your library, will tell you that you can only put 1 book on
them.
I found that, not to be true.
I just
High Hank,
You have a number of things that could be happening there.
The problem could be in the preamp itself.
If the power supply is built in to the preamp, you could be picking up noise
from the power transformer.
Or else, the problem could be in your cartridge, or the wiring in your tone
John and list: Well I don't know if 2gb equals the same on a thumb
drive..but if so, you can get a lot more than four books on it! I have a
thumb drive..and I have eight books on it currently.
Tom Kaufman
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where can I get carterages and fore how much?
also thanks fore the little tip
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Sent: Tuesday, April 13, 2010 9:30 PM
Subject: NLS CARTRIDGES
Hello all list members,
For anyone
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