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The weakest links in the RIAA network are capacitor tolerances. In order to attain better RIAA accuracy, more precisely manufactured capacitors have to be used, but can get expensive quite quickly. The SPARTAN 5 takes a different approach to reduce colouration, and instead utilises classic 'greencap' 100V film capacitors, distortion free up to 10V RMS and found in some of the most revered vintage equipment. These are then hand-chosen to a much stricter tolerance than the conventional 5%, to perform the task of faithfully inverting the RIAA curve on playback. This doubles the accuracy compared to other offerings from 0.5db to 0.25dB, resulting half the colouration of the sound and a much truer listening experience.

Many small phonostages today use an external switching power supply that can inject nasty audio frequency currents straight from the mains into the audio ground path between the phonostage and power amplifier, resulting in unpleasant buzzes, hums, and whines. In most cases this adds a most unwelcome accompaniment to the music. Switchers also have a very undesirable habit of allowing the ground to 'float' at 80V RMS or so, more than enough to damage sensitive line inputs when hot swapping equipment.

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Hello, I am not sure if I should post it here or somewhere else, but I was wondering if Media Player Classic has an Audio Compressor like VLC. On windows if you press CTRL+E in VLC then you can get an audio effects window. Also the compressor is in the VLC options. Does Media Player Classic have something similar? I am asking because I have been using Media Player Classic and only found out recently that VLC had this option.

I had this happen. when i logged out, i could change the audio at the character selection screen. When i logged back into my toon , the audio was missing. As in the actual audio option. I only had Graphics, Languages and Network under system. i had to restart the game to regain the ability to change audio in the game. I have not been able to reproduce the error.

Back in February of 2020 we had our last audio show before the pandemic shut downs starting making their way around the globe. For many, their last audio show was Capital Audio Fest 2019, having its biggest weekend ever. But for us, it was Tampa in winter of 2020, where Jameson Mourafetis, Marc Boyle, Dave McNair, and myself found refuge from the Florida Sun in a Classic Audio Loudspeakers exhibit, and little did we know it would be our last exhibit room together for still a long time to come.

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Ever since I switched to the Mac, I've only really had one regret. I wished to play some of my old favorite audio games on the Mac. Parallels is a bit overcomplicated and resource heavy for my needs, but I've discovered with crossover by code weavers:

one can actually play a lot of audio games on the Mac.

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1. anything that needs sapi5 is out.

The NAC 332 preamplifier is the digitally controlled, pure analogue centre of your system. Each and every audio stage is meticulously designed using discrete transistors, building on 50 years of experience in manufacturing high-performance audio systems. It features a precision fixed resistor volume control and a class-A headphone amplifier, with XLR and RCA outputs.

A powerful monoblock amplifier, NAP 350 meets the needs of the most demanding loudspeakers, offering a wide choice of audio systems according to your desires. It can be used alone or combined with others. Thanks to its silent cooling system, it is easy to install in your chosen environment with no sound disruption.

LE Audio, announced in January, is a new Bluetooth audio standard that improves Bluetooth audio for all, including the growing number of people with hearing loss. Thanks to its low energy consumption, high sound quality, and multi-stream audio functionality, LE Audio will help enable a more seamless integration of hearing aids and other audio technology.

With the introduction of LE Audio, Bluetooth audio will support two modes of operation, the current mode, now referred to as Classic Audio, and LE Audio. As the names suggest, Classic Audio operates on the Bluetooth Classic radio (also referred to as Bluetooth BR/EDR), while LE Audio operates on the Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) radio. LE Audio will improve the performance of the same audio products and use cases supported by Classic Audio, including wireless calling, listening, and watching.

Thanks to the standardization that LE Audio will enable, people with hearing loss will be able to realize the same benefits of Bluetooth audio enjoyed by users of standard Bluetooth headphones and earbuds.

Bluetooth Audio Sharing will enable an advanced new type of ALS with higher audio quality and greater privacy that avoids spill-over challenges. It will also be significantly easier and cost less to deploy.

The introduction of LE Audio also brings a new, high-quality, low-power audio codec called LC3 (Low Complexity Communications Codec). LC3 offers lots of possibilities for hearing aid manufacturers and users. Listening tests have shown that LC3 provides superior audio quality over the subband codec (SBC) included with Classic Audio, even at a 50% lower bit rate (see figure). Developers and hearing aid manufacturers can leverage the power savings provided by LE Audio to design products that provide longer battery life or, in cases where current battery life is enough, reduce the form factor by using a smaller battery.

The advanced wireless audio module from Shenzhen Feasycom uses Nordic Semiconductor's nRF5340 multiprotocol SoC for dual-mode Bluetooth Classic audio and LE Audio product designs. Described as the world's first Bluetooth module that can simultaneously support LE Audio and Bluetooth Classic audio, the 'FSC-BT631D' module measures only 12 by 15 by 2.2 mm. In addition to a high-end nRF5340 SoC, the module integrates a Bluetooth Classic transceiver chipset for enabling legacy Bluetooth audio applications.

Delicate overtones from 12,500 cps to beyond the upper limits of the audible spectrun are reproduced by a pair of ultra-high frequency bi-radial transducer. The frequency dividing network provides and imperceptible distribution of the audio signal between the low, mid and high frequency reproducers. The finest electronic components are used throughout.

Thirty years on, John Wolff and Classic Audio Loudspeakers, are renown not only for supplying high-end audiophile speakers which combine compelling, room-filling sound with exquisite cabinet design, but he has also made his name as an innovator in the world of audio speaker technology.

Now, when you invest in Classic Audio Loudspeaker systems, you can rest assured that the sound you hear when the system is first installed will be as intense and emotionally provocative in years to come.

I can not get any audio to play from my iPod Classic. It seems to be functioning properly internally meaning when I plug it into my computer I can manage my music collection and play directly from my iPod. But when I use headphones, my home audio system, or any iPod docking station I can't get any audio to come out. The iPod thinks it is playing, and the volume control is able to be adjusted up and down. But no sound comes out. This problem started slowly. At first it would work sometimes and sometimes not when plugged into a docking station. And then not at all. And same with the headphone jack. First static, then nothing. Funny thing is that both these problems started at the same time and both gave out entirely at the same time. I'd like to not just junk this iPod but apple is going to charge me $100 just to look at the thing. Any suggestions?

Andrew, I just like to verify that you are talking about a Classic and not a 5th Gen video. A lot of times people refer to the 5th gen as a Classic as well. The 6th and 7th Gen are actually the Classic. Now for the problem with the audio. This particular model has a problem with an IC on the logic board. the solder on the audio IC does develop microcracks and loses contact with the logic board. You can try and see if you get sounds by applying some pressure to the right lower side of the ipod, almost between the click wheel and the bottom corner. If you should get sound by doing so, then you only have very few options. One is a new logic board for about $40 on eBay; the other one is to reflow your old logic board. Or you can try what warnergt did on -iphone-... By now I can verify that this works since I performed a reflow on three of the boards and it solved the problem. The logic board is of course available at ifixit as well. Any of this will be cheaper that the $100 for the diagnostics alone. Hope this helps, good luck.

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In 2021, Big Finish released The Classic Adventures: The Complete Series One and The Classic Adventures: The Complete Series Two, which collected all stories from the first two audio series.

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