BobTheDog wrote: ↑Sat Aug 13, 2022 9:23 am You can trust pre 7pm that what I write is just drivel, after 7pm possibly drunken drivel.

Don’t drink and drivel.

blinddrew wrote: ↑Sat Aug 13, 2022 10:15 am

Wonks wrote: ↑Sat Aug 13, 2022 10:11 am But you are very useful if anyone needs any hardware reliced!

I generally prefer my hardware louse-free.

You're so crabby today!

Yeah, my hands eat strings. Wonks lets me touch his guitars but Max just flat out bans me from touching any of his (unless the strings need to be changed by his standards). It literally takes me minutes to ruin a set of strings, so I have to have a different standard as to what is acceptable. I als...

I see. “3 Oscillators per voice. 1 Analog, 1 High Resolution FPGA, 1 Digital Wavetable.” You could argue that the signal path can still be all-analogue, even though the signal itself may be 2/3 digitally generated. It’s all down to semantics. The important thing is what it sounds like. There have be...

BobTheDog wrote: ↑Sat Aug 13, 2022 7:15 am I think I got a dud, haven’t heard too many bad stories.

I was drunk when I made that post, ignore it!

You could have been drunk when you posted that so might not mean it.

Bugger!

Also, it's an add-on for a Raspberry Pi 4. I have no idea how they're squaring that with a claimed 'all analog signal path'. The signal path can easily be all-analogue with the settings being digitally controlled. Just think of something like the first SSL 4000 series desks with computer automation...

It's a Windows thing.

Or a very likely scenario of China invading Taiwan and a subsequent Russia-style trade embargo (if not war).

You could always cut a short length off the end and take it apart to double-check how it’s put together.

It's pretty much the same for every manufacturer.

Actually I'd be surprised if any electrical equipment misbehaved below about 50. Instruments, yes, but electricals? Wouldn't have thought so. But in direct strong sunlight, anything plastic or metal will easily get over 50°C, so shade is important. Even after 10 minutes or so, it’s easy for the out...