On 1/14/22 23:24, Kevin Cozens via talk wrote:
Greetings, all.
I have an embedded system that uses a Raspberry Pi 3. I have it set up and
running with the latest Raspbian and all is well, almost. For some reason the
Raspbian system is not set up to automount memory sticks when they are
Greetings, all.
I have an embedded system that uses a Raspberry Pi 3. I have it set up and
running with the latest Raspbian and all is well, almost. For some reason
the Raspbian system is not set up to automount memory sticks when they are
inserted in to a USB port on the machine.
On
The full name is Radioworld. Their website is https://www.radioworld.ca/ and
they have a physical store on Steeles in North York, with somewhat limited
hours. They sell gear for amateur radio, marine/aviation, GPS, including a
variety of headphones and headsets.
Cheers,
Erica
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May I ask for the full company name?
Radioworld is a new one for me.
I do agree, they sound like a fine resource!
Cheers,
Karen
On Fri, 14 Jan 2022, Erica Peterson wrote:
Karen, if this is for a reader (not music), maybe you could visit (or email)
Radioworld and talk with them about their
On Fri, Jan 14, 2022 at 4:34 PM Erica Peterson via talk wrote:
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> Karen, if this is for a reader (not music), maybe you could visit (or email)
> Radioworld and talk with them about their headphones and headsets?
> Unfortunately there don't seem to be good product filtering options on the
>
Karen, if this is for a reader (not music), maybe you could visit (or email)
Radioworld and talk with them about their headphones and headsets?
Unfortunately there don't seem to be good product filtering options on the
website, but I would think they would be knowledgeable about the specific
On 1/14/22 15:52, Karen Lewellen wrote:
Hi nick,
I still owe you a response to your note about cellphones, audiophiles, and
in the ear monitors...imagine a scrunched face here.
Speaking personally, one does not enjoy quality music on a cellphone smiles.
This audiophile uses a real stereo with
| From: Karen Lewellen via talk
| To be sure, the idea of noise cancellation, or any variation's is a no,
I never suggested noise cancellation. That's a whole other kettle of
fish.
I talked about "closed" vs "open". Your existing headphones are
"closed", according to the specs I read.
That
I actually hit upon impedance here because that is the one number
generally that does not match the specifications I am using for this
particular search.
That being said, the surgery in question took place in 1992. It would be
more than a decade before this incident could even be measured
| From: Karen Lewellen via talk
| However, this is a fine example of my personal issue...I cannot use them.
| The impedance on this model is 24, and they make me dizzy.
| I do have production assistants use them, and in all these years the ear pads
| remain flawless.
I don't see how impedance
| From: o1bigtenor via talk
| Is dual boot better than blowing away the android system and installing
| an OS?
I think that you mean blowing away the ChromeOS system.
I don't know if that is possible. I know that this was possible on at
least some x86-based CromeOS clamshells. The Arm world
Hi nick,
I still owe you a response to your note about cellphones, audiophiles, and
in the ear monitors...imagine a scrunched face here.
Speaking personally, one does not enjoy quality music on a cellphone
smiles.
This audiophile uses a real stereo with real speakers with her real vinyl
Karen,
What do you mean by dizzy actually? Normally that or fatigue is a comfort or
sound sensitivity issue.
For example, these days I've very sensitive to frequencies in the mid range and
mid treble. That's
about 400hz - 1khz and 6khz-10khz. You may want to figure out if your sensitive
to
Hi Erica,
The Sony Mdr-7506 headphones have been a staple of audio production for
honestly decades. I got my pair in hmmm2004 or 2005.
However, this is a fine example of my personal issue...I cannot use them.
The impedance on this model is 24, and they make me dizzy.
I do have production
Yes, not sure why I left that hanging.
I have two separate friends who purchased the current top end Bose noise
cancelling headphones (model 700) when they came out about 2 years ago.
Somehow, these units failed the same way for both people, few months after the
1 year warranty passed. The
On Jan 14, 2022, 11:25 AM -0500, GTALUG Talk , wrote:
> I have to add though, that I won't be buying Bose going forward for other
> reasons however.
Of course, when you say that everyone (or at least me) wonders what those
reasons might be. :-)
../Dave
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On Thu, Jan 6, 2022 at 11:06 AM D. Hugh Redelmeier via talk
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> | From: James Knott via talk
> |
> | I borrowed one from the Mississauga Library and wasn't impressed. You pretty
> | much had to do everything in the "cloud", though having Linux built in would
> | improve on that.
>
> The
> On Jan 14, 2022, at 08:24, Erica Peterson via talk wrote:
>
> (2) the material covering the pads degrades after a few years. I just
> replaced the pads with "Wicked Cushions" from Amazon, which are made to fit
> popular headset models. The Wicked Cushions are great so far.
It is normal
You may have better luck picking a few common brands and going to the
manufacturer websites. Sony, for example, will let you select multiple models
for comparison across features:
https://www.sony.ca/en/electronics/headphones/t/headband-headphones
FWIW, about 5 years ago I got a Sony MDR-7506
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