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Group: aus.family · Group Profile · Search for Quietenator in aus.family
Author: eggs
Date: Dec 3, 2007 23:34
Ludwig77 wrote: I do home recording on my computer. My computer fan gets picked up by my condensor mic. Any tips on how to best quieten/isolate my computer? I keep the computer tower under my synthesizer/workstation table. Hi Ludwig! I would suggest a passive cooled system. Something in the BX-Chipset League... Not the fastest available, but with ""low latency""
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Group: rec.audio.pro · Group Profile · Search for Quietenator in rec.audio.pro
Author: Daniel Mandic
Date: Dec 30, 2006 12:54
After reading the short article in Shopnotes (Vol 16, Issue 91) on making your shop quieter, I began to think I could quieten my 2 stage cyclone 2 hp Jet dust collection system. BTW, it's 220V. When I turn it on, the _neighbors_ put on ear muffs! Shopnotes had a design for a muffler for shop vacs, but did not address the big brother DC's. One idea is to enclose the whole thing in a closet
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Group: rec.audio.pro · Group Profile · Search for Quietenator in rec.audio.pro
Author: Soundhaspriority
Date: Dec 28, 2006 21:03
On Christmas Eve I was given a Marantz CD63 on Freecycle. This is the original 1983 champagne-gold top-loader in visually pristine condition. Sonically it works really well, and it brought back to mind the incredible reaction to CD many of us had in 1983. The sheer convenience, the lack of background noise or distortions, the ability to skip or include tracks, it was then a revelation, and
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