Hi there,
I just hooked up my SliMP3 to a lab power supply and stepped down the
voltage from 5V. Guess what, below ~4.6V audio drops out but otherwise
the device works (receives IR commands, display working properly, shows
playing progress, etc.). So it seems the DAC is the first to quit when
justwords wrote:
> I also have a slimp3 (first one from 2000 or 2001). As I read that LMS
> 8.2.1 supports slimp3 again, I connected it to my system. The displays
> shows playback, but there is no sound. Some have suggested a new pus.
> What is this? I originally had some Sony remote that came
justwords wrote:
> I also have a slimp3 (first one from 2000 or 2001). As I read that LMS
> 8.2.1 supports slimp3 again, I connected it to my system. The displays
> shows playback, but there is no sound. Some have suggested a new pus.
> What is this? I originally had some Sony remote that came
I also have a slimp3 (first one from 2000 or 2001). As I read that LMS
8.2.1 supports slimp3 again, I connected it to my system. The displays
shows playback, but there is no sound. Some have suggested a new
pus. What is this? I originally had some Sony remote that
came with it, might there be
JoeMuc2009 wrote:
> Hi there, and sorry for picking this up only now...
> I agree with bpa that this is probably just the PSU that died. Please
> try a new 5V/2A power supply first, it might resolve it all for good.
It's actually working again now!
I didn't really 'do' anything. Just took it
Hi there, and sorry for picking this up only now...
I agree with bpa that this is probably just the PSU that died. Please
try a new 5V/2A power supply first, it might resolve it all for good.
PN me if your Boom / Classic / Transporter display has issues!
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Gingermagic wrote:
> Yes, the visuals are fine.
I think there is hope that it is repairable, as SLiMP3 is not that
complicated but some parts are no longer be available.
A partial list of parts is given in the download from this URL.
bpa wrote:
> Does display work and react as if playing tracks ?
> If not then check PSU.- most common fault with SB players.
Yes, the visuals are fine.
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Gingermagic wrote:
> Hi bpa,
>
> I don't seem to be able to get anything out of the SliMP3 at the moment.
> On the upstairs system, it's just silent.
>
> I'll try plugging it in downstairs again. That's where it was initially
> very badly breaking up, but maybe that was it's 'last stand', and
bpa wrote:
> Back to the SliMP3.
>
> Is there audio coming out of both channel but it just sound terrible ?
>
> If so, then it is possible failure of some components on final output
> stage such as caps which typically fail with age. Caps are relatively
> easy to replace.
Hi bpa,
I don't
Back to the SliMP3.
Is there audio coming out of both channel but it just sound terrible ?
If so, then it is possible failure of some components on final output
stage such as caps which typically fail with age. Caps are relatively
easy to replace.
alfista wrote:
> Sounds to me like a perfect application for 'the DAC32'
> (https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?113633-DAC32-low-cost-high-performance-music-streamer).
Thanks alfista,
I've not heard of that before.
If it had a LAN port, it would be a great option! Not so good for
Gingermagic wrote:
>
> > >
- Do any of the cheaper DAC's output to RCA cables, or do I need to
> get an adaptor to feed the RCA's into a 3.5mm socket?
- I boot from USB. If I buy a USB splatter, to enable the use of the
> DAC, will booting from USB still work?
- Will all of this
Sounds to me like a perfect application for 'the DAC32'
(https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?113633-DAC32-low-cost-high-performance-music-streamer).
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Hi All,
Yesterday, my wife told me about really bad playback on the kitchen
system.
At first, I assumed it was down to the Joggler that I added a few weeks
ago, as that's the newest piece of kit, but that seemed fine and the
playback was still awful when using the SliMP3 alone.
I switched the
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