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Why don’t ASR members laud Neumann speakers?
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Is there a little photoshop in that picture, or was it taken 30 years ago?
https://earth.google.com/web/@63.54...5t,0r/data=ChUaEwoLL2cvMXRmMzAwZ18YAiABKAIoAg
https://earth.google.com/web/@63.54...5t,0r/data=ChUaEwoLL2cvMXRmMzAwZ18YAiABKAIoAg
You mean the grass? If so, that is how it is here as well with it dying during summer where the Google picture was taken versus spring/fall in the image above.
More than the lawn...
I suppose the photo was just carefully angled and cropped to give the appearance of being on the edge of wilderness instead of the edge of modern civilization.
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Reminds me of a trip we took to Germany on business. After finishing our meetings, my boss and I took a drive to southeastern part of Germany. This was in 1980s before the age of mobile Internet. Wanted to stay at a hotel and found a kiosk with pictures of all the hotels. Not reading German, I searched for the hotel with most amenities listed together with being perched on top of this beautiful meadow. We book the reservation on the phone and then drive to hotel. Get there and all we see is this residential neighborhood with building after building. No sign of any meadow. We drove up and down and then again. All of a sudden I realize the hotel was there but now there were building all around it!
We went in there and it was an old, tired hotel despite being the highest ranked.
The pictures must have been from decades back before people built new things around it....
We went in there and it was an old, tired hotel despite being the highest ranked.
The pictures must have been from decades back before people built new things around it....
About Genelec, they just released this teaser...
google for Genelec Iisalmi https://www.google.com/search?q=gen...AUIESgB&biw=1902&bih=898#imgrc=OjAoAHYIbPwJxM:
Photographs found may have different angles and photoshopping, hard to tell sometimes. By the way one of the biggest breweries (and my favourite) is next to Genelec and worth a visit too! https://www.olvi.fi/en/
Photographs found may have different angles and photoshopping, hard to tell sometimes. By the way one of the biggest breweries (and my favourite) is next to Genelec and worth a visit too! https://www.olvi.fi/en/
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By the way, I love their 8430A IP SAM™ Studio Monitor - only connection is Ethernet, even for power. Audio is AoIP, power is PoE.
Too bad they don’t have IP connection for all the models, Ideally with an open source protocol. That would be a real improvement. Cable vendors could go crazy on RJ45 gold plated connectors, silver wires and audiophiles switches ...
Indeed. In the case of the Genelec 8430A, the protocol is AES67. The protocol spec is free if you are an AES member, $100 otherwise.
He's got pictures of all of us.Ray, you are stalking again!
Because we get huge backhanders ( amir dose not need the money but my bar bill don't pay itself).
Unfortunately. And he's not affraid to use them.
It is. According to IEEE 802.3at-2009 it's 25.5W.
The latest standard defines type 3 with 55 W and type 4 with 90 W, but in this case, with type 2, yes, 25 W. It is 25 W continuous, the speaker charges a battery/supercapacitor with it, so it can exceed 25 W for quite a while.
PoE is evolving at an accelerated rate. I have used switches capable of 60 watts continuous on a port... I haven't tested the 60 watts rating but a PTZ camera which draws with its blower and heater on up to 45 watts has been working with no issues ...
https://www.etherwan.com/products/60w-poe-switches
There are talks for PoE 120 Watts standards. There are already products capable of up to 95 watts , I haven't tested these .. yet
https://planetechusa.com/poe-175-95...s-802-3bt-poe-injector-95-watts-internal-pwr/
Very true. PoE can come quite handy in some scenarios. Type 4 supports up to 100W per port: https://www.belden.com/blog/smart-building/poe-types-what-they-mean-and-how-they-re-used