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NEOHIPO ET30 VU Meter Speaker Switcher Review
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The measurements support that. Anything that's over 90dB in the SINAD etc category is transparent, pretty much. We just have a lot of people that delude themselves into hearing such minute differences. The problem with people knowing about measurements is that sometimes people think they can really experience the difference. Whether a car makes 0-60 in 6 seconds or 5 seconds... they are darn fast and if you use that potential off every red light, you won't have a driver's license for long anyhow.
And your first $2k tire upgrade after 4k miles will teach you to not drive like that anyhow. 
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This one is on my 65 inch tv and it’s free on the Kauna visualizer app along with a bunch of cool visual effects.You all bunch of noobs, if you really want to VU-meter your system, don't waste your time in minimalist decoration and go the @dualazmak way
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Multi-Channel, Multi-Amplifier Audio System Using Software Crossover and Multichannel-DAC
Why would this thread not be pinned?
PS: which also shows that in a multichannel system it can be even useful
But then the microphone's mere presence will affect the microdetails of the music. No, we need top spend at least $5000 and have tubes to run our VU meters.
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It looks like it should be free.....
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Once again, I support the idea (although I personally do not need it, but I often hear a similar question about switching). From what I see in the available measurements, this device is transparent enough for those cases where it is really necessary (in other cases, I would suggest using it parallel). The only thing is, until we have more detailed measurements and tests, I would first turn off one amplifier, and only then turn on the other.
The fosi LC30 seems to have similar functionality with the neohipo et30.
Even though personal nostalgia and preference are the major motivations for my IEC 60268-17 compatible DIY 12-VU-Meter Array, at least in my DSP-based multichannel system (ref. here for the latest setup), it also has practical role and value together with various Peak Meters in digital domain on audio dedicated silent PC screen.
In PC-DSP-based multichannel multi-SP-driver multi-amplifier fully active audio system, we should be much careful enough protecting our treasure SP drivers, as I recently described here on my project thread rather intensively.
The various multichannel Peak Meters monitoring all the I/O in digital domain on PC screen and the DIY 12-VU-Meter Array monitoring the actual SP-high-level signals of multiple amplifiers all together greatly help me in performing/confirming my proper and safe "ignition/startup sequences" and "shutdown sequences".
I assume you may easily understand what I mean here if you would read my post here on such sequences and looking at the below diagram showing the digital Peak Meters on screen and the physical IEC 60268-17 compatible DIY 12-VU-Meter Array;
In PC-DSP-based multichannel multi-SP-driver multi-amplifier fully active audio system, we should be much careful enough protecting our treasure SP drivers, as I recently described here on my project thread rather intensively.
The various multichannel Peak Meters monitoring all the I/O in digital domain on PC screen and the DIY 12-VU-Meter Array monitoring the actual SP-high-level signals of multiple amplifiers all together greatly help me in performing/confirming my proper and safe "ignition/startup sequences" and "shutdown sequences".
I assume you may easily understand what I mean here if you would read my post here on such sequences and looking at the below diagram showing the digital Peak Meters on screen and the physical IEC 60268-17 compatible DIY 12-VU-Meter Array;
This VU meter review and the ensuing replies need to have the word ballistics in it...
This VU meter review and the ensuing replies need to have the word ballistics in it...
OK, I added it in my post #60!
This... I would love something where I could just tune it to 100dB to watch out for my hearing.
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You could use a dummy load and a simple voltmeter. You would need to know the max input to get to clipping point which you can get from my measurements.
I have some Beresford gear. Works well for me. http://www.homehifi.co.uk/S/selector-phono.htmHi! Could anyone please advise a similar device but without a level meter? I just need a reliable speaker switcher with a remote control to compare some gear.
Tried to find something on Amazon, but can't be sure if it doesn't affect signal
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It is some kind of plastic.
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At this rate its gonna be easier for Amir to send you the AP and the Klippel.
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